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Blacks Optimistic About Economy, Pessimistic About Retirement Savings

African American investors are optimistic about the political and economic future of the country.

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Why It’s Important to Remember That You Are Your Greatest Asset

Self-determination as a key to success in business and life

It’s time you took stock of what you bring to YOU.

By Kenny Pugh

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#WealthforLife Wednesdays: How to Create a Realistic Budget

Stop fudging the numbers. Identify how you’re spending your money and then give your hard earned cash a specific assignment.

Developing a budget is an essential part of your wealth-building plan.

By LaToya M. Smith

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Introducing #WealthforLife Wednesdays

Join us each week as we tackle the 10 principles you need to build wealth

Check out the 10 principles on how to build wealth

By LaToya M. Smith

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Wealth Gap Between Whites and Blacks, Hispanic Households Widens

A new study reveals harsh realities

Do you see this gap ever getting tighter?

By Darren Sands

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10 Surefire Ways to Go Broke This Year

Wasteful spending isn't the only symptom of a bad financial steward

Budgeting, like anything else that matters in life, takes time. Even essential tax and estate…

By Darren Sands

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How Do The Rich And Famous End Up Broke?

The same way you do. Except your money troubles don't get put out on Front Street by everyone from CNN to TMZ.

It’s a familiar story: professional athletes, superstar entertainers and other famous celebrities losing their homes,…

By Alfred Edmond, Jr.

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The Truth About Emergency Savings Funds

Tips for saving on any budget

All budgets are not created equal. Here are practical tips for saving in the real…

By Ashley R. Harris

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The Career Mistake Women Cannot Afford to Make

Avoiding this mistake could pay future dividends

Women stand to lose up to $500,000 in earning power during their working years if…

By Ashley R. Harris

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Lying to the IRS.   Lying on your taxes is a felony that could result in jail time of up to three years. Individuals face fines of up to $250,000 and corporations face up to $500,000. In addition, you could be slapped with the costs related to your prosecution. Uncle Sam says don't do it. Trust us, he'll get you.

Abnormal Tax Refunds or Repayments Could Need Your Attention

Were you alarmed by the result of filing your taxes? It may be time to take action

You may need to take action if you suspect something’s not right with your tax-return…

By Darren Sands

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