BLACK ENTERPRISE Washington Correspondent Joyce Jones reports on the latest news from the White House…
By Derek T. Dingle
Posted: February 18, 2011
Tags: Cobell case, commercial mortgages, Congressional Tri-Caucus, continuing resolution, House Speaker John Boehner, John Boyd, Jr., Judge Paul Freeman, National Black Farmers Association, Office of Management and Budget, Pigford II settlement, Pledge to America, Samll Business Adminisrtration, SBA Administrator Karen Mills, Washington Report, White House
While both sides argue over new proposal, African-Americans brace for "negative effect" of spending cuts
President Obama delivered his 2012 budget proposal to Congress this week, citing it will reduce…
By Joyce Jones
Posted: February 18, 2011
Tags: $1.1 trillion deficit reduction, black unemeployment. poverty, Community Development Block Grants, Congressional Black Caucus, energy assistance for the poor, FY 2012 federal budget, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, House Speaker John Boehner, Medicaid, Medicare, Pell Grant program, president barack obama, Social Security, The Urban Institute, Washington Report, White House
Duo looks to make their polish a beauty industry best seller
With just $2,000 from their personal savings, H. Ginger Johnson and Sara “Liz” Pickett have…
By BLACK ENTERPRISE Editors
Brenda and Mike Lipscomb relocated from New Jersey to Maryland in 2007 for better employment…
By Carolyn M. Brown
Posted: January 1, 2011
Tags: 529 college savings plans, college costs, College expenses, college financing, College graduates, college savings plans, higher education, money for college, paying for college, saving for college
Students in financial trouble do deserve a break. But bankruptcy is not the answer
The last thing a young person needs on their credit report coming out of college…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Students in financial trouble deserve a break.
For many of you, student loans were a necessary evil that have remained a thorn…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Now more than ever higher education comes at a high cost. Here are a few tips to lighten the long term financial load.
College financing has changed since most of today’s parents went to school. The average college…
By Robin White Goode
You're never too young to start planning for your financial future
No matter what stage of life you’re in, it’s never to early–or late–to begin managing…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Posted: November 19, 2010
Tags: credit cards, credit management, financial planning, How To, kids and money, life stages, Money Savvy Pig, Retirement, teens and money, the millionaire kids club
Author and finance expert Ryan Mack gives tips on breaking free from financial burdens
In his new book, Living in the Village: Build Your Financial Future and Strengthen Your…
By Sheiresa Ngo
Don't apply for scholarships without following these steps
It pays to be strategic with how you look for college financing. Check out these…
By Renita Burns
