
THE NEW YORK CITY AFFORDABILITY FUND
THE NEW YORK CITY AFFORDABILITY FUND
The NYC Affordability Fund aims to address the housing crisis by investing up to $2.5 billion to create or preserve 75,000 affordable homes over the next decade. Key proposals include establishing the fund through Economically Targeted Investments, implementing a 'Housing is Core' agenda, removing investment limits on affordable housing, and eliminating the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit cap. Mark Levine, as Comptroller, is committed to ensuring strong returns for pension funds while tackling the affordability crisis in New York City.

Banking the Future: Financial Literacy in New York City
Banking the Future: Financial Literacy in New York City
New York City is the financial capital of the world. But for far too many New Yorkers, the doors to economic opportunity remain closed. While our city fuels the American economy, too many of our own residents are shut out of the very systems that could help them build wealth, avoid debt, and create a stable future for themselves and their families.
“New Yorkers are facing a crisis of affordability and attacks from Donald Trump and his MAGA agenda. I’m running for Comptroller to tackle our affordability crisis, fight Trump and restore confidence that our government can deliver for hard working New York families.
I bring the lessons I learned as a teacher, the skills I developed as the founder of a credit union, and the priorities I’ve championed as Borough President to ensure that our City is a place that’s liveable and affordable for all. I’ll be a fierce, independent fighter for our communities, a protector of our pensions, and an independent voice who will hold City Hall and Washington accountable. The future of New York is on the line. Let’s roll up our sleeves and get to work.”



