New York City doesn't have to be expensive, when you know where to look. Be a NYC cheapskate with this insider's guide to some of the best things the best city in the world has to offer for just one buck. Food, fun, games, even museum admission, for just $1. Pizza - grab a slice for just 99 cents at one of these 99 cent pizza joints, most of them open until midnight. Books - get an … [Read more...]
Tax Time FREE Document Shredding
Purge the paper, clear the clutter and protect yourself from identity theft with FREE document shredding at all Office Depot and OfficeMax retail stores in NYC and nationwide. Since you probably are finding old financial documents now as you work on your 2017 tax statements, it’s better to shred them than toss them. According to the IRS, tax returns and all supporting documents including … [Read more...]
NYC News You Missed in February
This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate and gentrification, restaurant news, plus other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No fake news, no white lies, no spins, no leak here on NYCOTC. What's in a Name - The Theater at Madison Square Garden is getting a new name. The 5,600-seat theater will … [Read more...]
Wow! $99 Air Fares to Europe Go on Sale
WOW! That's both the name of the deal the name of the airline offering $99 and $149 flights to Europe from JFK, EWR and other East Coast and Midwest cities including Miami, Boston and Cleveland. The cheap flights from Iceland's bargain airline WOW Air are to a dozen destinations including Paris, Amsterdam, London Stansted, Frankfurt, Dublin, Copenhagen and Berlin. Note that WOW … [Read more...]
Best NYC Resale & Consignment Shops
Any time is a good time to clean out your closet. If you have designer duds, consigning them for resale can help pay for new purchases. Or, buy somebody else's gently worn famous label clothing, shoes and accessories at one of New York City's top consignment and resale shops. According to eBay, nearly half of Americans don't have available space in which to stash the new stuff they get. That … [Read more...]
NYC Free & Cheap Weekend Feb. 2-4
Your weekend plans begin here, with more than a dozen FREE and cheap things to do this first weekend of February. The NYCOTC weekend guide is $25 or less so you can take bites out of the Big Apple without eating up your budget, plus a few occasional splurges worth the money. And everything is family-friendly. NYC isn't expensive when you know where to go and what to do, and we … [Read more...]
NYC News You Missed in January
This is our monthly recap of recent NYC news you might have missed during the last few weeks. As usual, our list is heavy on real estate and gentrification, food, shopping, plus other tidbits. We identify our sources, too. No spins, no leaks, no lies, no fake news here. Show Me the Money - Starting in March, the Metropolitan Museum of Art will institute a mandatory $25 admission fee, replacing … [Read more...]
What’s on Sale in January
After-Christmas sales are winding down, but the next round of bargain deals is beginning, with MLK Weekend sales starting later this week. Each month of the calendar brings specific items that are on sale. Here's the what's on sale in January, to help you spend those holiday gift cards you received, and save money in the bargain. Theater tickets and restaurant meals are on sale in NYC, via … [Read more...]
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