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Teaching Our Kids the Financial Facts of Life

Every parent wants to support his or her child’s dreams and aspirations. Most have worked…

By Earl "Butch" Graves Jr.

Say No to Overdraft Fees

10 Days Left to Tell Fed to Say No to Banks

Ever had to pay an additional $30 for a $5 hamburger or a $15 meal?…

By Renita Burns

The Cutting Edge: Recession Specials

Deals sure to be kind to your wallet

For consumers clutching their purse strings and wallets, companies are hoping to loosen that grip…

By Renita Burns

Planning, Diligence Key in Re-entering Workforce after Retirement

Being informed can save you a world of trouble

If you’re a retiree who has been receiving Social Security benefits, pension payments, or distributions…

By Margarette Burnette

Retirement Funds and Your Small Business

Cost-effective ways to offer employees a much-needed benefit

With the current economic environment, many entrepreneurs believe they can’t afford to give their employees…

By Margarette Burnette

Blacks Lag in Retirement Savings

Nest eggs much smaller than those of whites

African Americans save far less each month and have considerably smaller nest eggs than their…

By Deborah Creighton Skinner

Saving Early for Your Retirement

Though decades away, developing a plan in your 20s vital

n your 20s, retirement is a bit like global warming. You know the day of…

By Ilana Polyak

Report: Economic Gains for Blacks Reversing

Boom of 1990s deflated in new millennium slump

Released by the Economic Policy Institute (EPI), a report, “Reversal of Fortune: Economic Gains of…

By Aisha I. Jefferson

In Your 30s, Think About Your 60s

The more years invested in retirement savings, the better

Young investors have a valuable asset, yet many neglect to take advantage. The more years…

By Donald Jay Korn

Retiring In Your 40s

Peak earning years make for prime retirement savings options.

Those intermittent aches and pains in your 40s are a very powerful reminder that retirement…

By Ilana Polyak