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Mandy Bowman, founder and CEO of Official Black Wall Street, built a digital platform that connects consumers with Black-owned businesses around the world. → Read More
Unless you're Warren Buffett, a single injury could put you at risk for bad credit scores or much worse, bankruptcy. Here are a few tips to help you cope with high medical bills. → Read More
Spend your time and money wisely this summer. → Read More
A "side hustle" is additional income that is separate from your paycheck. It's not a part-time job, it is something you have created... → Read More
This argument has been raging for over a decade, ever since the housing debacle of 2007, many have wondered does it make financial sense to buy a home and is it worth it? There are pros and cons to… → Read More
It’s that time of year, tax refund season. Yes, that time when some of you get money back from your tax return. What do you do with the money now? Of course, your first thought may be to spend it all… → Read More
It’s a fact that 49% of millennials are anxious about their finances. Many live in cities with high rents and their everyday expenses can really take a bite out of their paychecks. If this sounds… → Read More
It’s that glorious time of year when bank accounts catch a glimmer of hope and lump sums give our balances a boost. This magical time, full of false security and dreams of lavish living, is also known as “tax refund season.” While some of us may owe money, most people will see a nice little […] → Read More
It’s that glorious time of year when bank accounts catch a glimmer of hope and lump sums give our balances a boost. This magical time, full of false security and dreams of lavish living, is also known as “tax refund season.” While some of us may owe money, most people will see a nice little […] → Read More
In an effort to end childhood obesity, Amiya Alexander offers discounted dance classes for Detroit youth in her mobile dance studio. → Read More
When developing a financial plan, financial educator Marsha Barnes counsels her clients to stop unnecessary spending and work on building at least six months’ worth of expenses in an emergency fund. She also encourages them to make an effort to look for free items. Barnes says her parents ... → Read More
A recent national survey by the Consumer Federation of America finds that only about one-third of Americans are making “good” or “excellent” progress with their savings, while nearly two-thirds are making only “fair” or “no” progress. Prolonged unemployment, underemployment, and ... → Read More
Now that we are headed back to school, into the Fall and back to our daily routines, there are many that will be looking for ways to bring in extra income. Here are a few tips: 1.) Offer up your skills. Whether it's painting, bookkeeping or another skill, you can find those willing to pay for ... → Read More
When it comes to your finances, think substance over style. → Read More
It's that time of year again: Summer Travel Season. It is enjoyable, but it can also be expensive! Here are a few tips to get you on your way to saving you some serious cash: Be flexible: if you're not determined to go to a set destination, you can save a lot of cash by going to a city with ... → Read More
There's no time like the end of the year to get your finances in order. → Read More