Tag Archives: financial education
A Parent’s Guide To Raising Financially Responsible Children
Our first lessons about money come from our parents. Sabrina Lamb's book "Do I Look Like An ATM?" provides a game plan for smarter choices.
Sabrina Lamb’s book “Do I Look Like An ATM?” provides a game plan for teaching…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Get Excited About Your Money
Our Wealth for Life mission is to ensure that you become an active participant in…
By Alisa Gumbs
Think Like a Woman … Manage Your Money Like a Man
According to sociologist Mariko Chang, women’s earnings are currently at about 78% of men’s, yet…
By Bridget McCrea
Sick And Tired Of Your Money Problems? Try Hill Harper’s ‘Wealth Cure’
The actor and best-selling author's new book has The Wealth Cure for what ails you financially, and it's good medicine
The best-selling author and actor Hill Harper provides sound strategies for managing and investing your…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
16 Money Experts Who Want To Make You Rich
These champions of financial literacy are committed to helping you to achieve the Black Enterprise mission: Wealth for Life
If Wealth for Life is your goal, these champions of financial literacy are committed to…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Book Review: Bold Moves To Creating Financial Wealth
At just over 100 pages, this primer is a good first read for those intimidated by money books
Bold Moves to Creating Financial Wealth by Gerald Grant Jr. delivers a quick read, keeping…
By Alfred Edmond, Jr.
Leading a Thrifty Lifestyle
André and Yohancé Jackson routinely attended a movie and purchased the latest CDs and DVDs…
By Glenn Townes
Kids & Money: Grow Money Fast with Compound Interest
Money lessons we need to teach to our kids from K-12
Here’s a quick and easy compound interest exercise you can perform everyday for one week…
By Renita Burns
Kids & Money: How to Put Stocks in Your Child’s Name
Money lessons we need to teach to our kids from K-12
Since opening a brokerage account is out of the question for your minor opening a…
By Renita Burns
Building Wealth Requires Do-it-Yourself Investing
Increasingly, we must all fend for ourselves when it comes to living comfortably in our golden years
This year, my 6-year-old daughter, Ella, learned how to count money. I burst with…
