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Who said New Jersey people aren't kind? A new survey proves just how caring the folks in the Garden State truly are!

Our state is mainly made up of smaller towns, communities, beach towns, and things like that. So when we're talking about cities in New Jersey there only are a few options.

Philadelphia has been ranked among the absolute worst cities to drive in in 2023, according to a new study by WalletHub.

According to a new study by WalletHub, "2023's Best and Worst States to Start a Family", New Jersey is ranked as one of the Top 10 states to raise a family!

Being single sucks. That’s what my friends tell me. We've poured too many glasses of red wine and over-analyzed too many near misses to think any different. Toss in the dynamic of COVID, and now it's not only about finding the right match, it is about affording to go out in the first place. Thanks, inflation thanks a lot.

With the lowest suicide in the nation and the third lowest divorce rate, New Jersey is a pretty happy state, according to one report.

New Jersey is the 15th best state to have a baby with low infant and maternal mortality rates, and the most OBGYNs in the country, according to WalletHub.

New Jersey Fares Well Nationwide Regarding Job Resignations

New Jersey is the 8th best state for working moms thanks in part to good quality day care, pediatricians and work-life balance, according to WalletHub.

Thanks to lack of affordability, bad winters and no special tax breaks for seniors, New Jersey is the worst state to retire, according to WalletHub.

New Jersey is a good state in which to raise a family, according to WalletHub, scoring especially high in the education and child care category.

New Jersey has the fifth-worst elder abuse protections in place, according to a WalletHub report.