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Jersey doesn't need another burger joint when we already have so many amazing places to choose from.

Retiring comfortably in NJ may be difficult due to high taxes and an expensive cost of living. Find out which states ranked better for retirees in a new study.

If you are a Parents of a future High School Graduate who is thinking about sending your kids to a New Jersey Education Institution, we have good news for you

Since we know that New Jersey has the third-highest Household Expenses in the country, how does the state's Median Annual Income compare to the rest of America?

Here's how much money you need to be comfortable in New Jersey...

With home prices rising 27 percent since 2020, New Jersey has become one of the states where it is the most difficult to buy a home in the United States

Money, we all need it and we all want it. The richest "small towns" in America is such a thing and a town in New Jersey made it to the list.

A study looked at each state and the work-life balance there. So, how did we do here in New Jersey?

Having a lot of land for the kids to run around in or for you to entertain family and friends is going to cost you, especially here in New Jersey.

Look, I'm proud of my Jersey roots, but let's be real, we love our food. When we speak of our state, we mention the Boss and Jon, the shore, and pizza and bagels. Not to mention all the great restaurants in the Garden State.

Jobs are always a good thing and when you have workplaces that employ many workers that is even better, unless of course you are a person who prefers not to work, but personally I don't advise that route.

We love New Jersey and we know we live in the "best" place in the world. (Some might be smirking at that.) Personally, I love New Jersey and Ocean County, it's a little piece of heaven. According to this list, no...But we disagree.