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Subscription shock: How much are you spending?

With the rise of streaming services and online subscriptions, many consumers may be unaware of the total costs they’re spending each month.

Buffalo Common Council offers lessons in financial success

The Buffalo Common Council wants to help you go from stressed to financial success with a free event. Guests could attend classes like "A First time Home-buyer" class with M&T Bank.

Making Ends Meet: How meal prepping can save you up to 50%

If you have been thinking about meal prepping, there are some foods that are better for the job than others.

Making Ends Meet: Try these tips to make your groceries last longer

Food safety experts say making your groceries last longer starts with knowing which foods should even go in your refrigerator in the first place.

U.S. forgives nearly $137 billion of student loans for 3.7 million borrowers

U.S. forgives nearly $137 billion of student loans for 3.7 million borrowers

Price Tracker: How you can find the cheapest groceries in Western New York

Every week, 7 News anchor Katie Morse will track the prices of five staple items at five stores across WNY. She'll look for the cheapest items and different deals to help save you money.

Making Ends Meet: What new homeowners need now to save money down the road

Buying a new home can be an overwhelming process and surprises come with the territory. So, we got expert advice from Consumer Reports -- revealing some not-so-obvious products that could end up saving you thousands of dollars later.

U.S. Forgives Nearly $137 Billion of Student Loans  - Teachers, Social Workers, Public Servants Among Those to Benefit

By Charlene Crowell | Trice Edney Wire (TriceEdneyWire.com) - Teachers, social workers, and other public servants are among those expected to benefit from

"It was challenging but we did it": How much could you save in a no-spend month?

A mom and daughter from the City of Tonawanda jump started their 2024 savings with a "No Spend January." Here's how they did it, and how you might also be able to save some cash.