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Ready for Homeownership? Here’s A Checklist to Get You Started
Buying a home for the first time can be an exciting experience, but it can also be a bit mystifying. Here are 5 fundamental steps to get you started in the right direction.
Buying a home for the first time can be an exciting experience, but it can also be a bit mystifying. Here are 5 fundamental steps to get you started in the right direction.
Want to Save Money on Car Insurance? Do Your Homework
For many Americans—black or white—car insurance is typically a big expense in any budget. However, a recent survey revealed that only 1 in 4 car insurance policyholders searched for a better deal in the previous year.
Spending Rehab: 3 Steps To Avoid A Financial Hangover
In an economy like ours—driven by consumer spending and near-ubiquitous advertising designed to get you to spend, and then spend some more—even the most financially disciplined among us can fall prey to overspending. To avoid a financial hangover after a serious shopping binge, here’s a plan—let’s call it a spending rehab intervention—to sober up your finances and get your budget back under control.
Auntie Maxine Is Set To Give Big Banks the Business
Rep. Maxine Waters is in line to take the chairmanship of the House’s Financial Services Committee, a powerful panel that oversees big banks, now that Democrats won control of the lower chamber.
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Connie Hill-Johnson started her Visiting Angels Senior Care franchise 16 years ago after a life-changing moment and an article in Black Enterprise magazine
One of the highlighted events of this year was the highly-regarded Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Summit. The event touted industry leaders, influential experts, and policymakers. Tyler Perry was on hand to provide valuable small business lessons.
Dimplez, founder of IJEOMA Agency, built a digital marketing career working with Capitol Records, SXSW, Ne-Yo, and more. Capitalizing on timing, transparency, skill expansion, and opportunity brought her a career with limitless growth potential.
Mel Parker is internationally recognized and known for his business leadership, as well as his ability to turn around, transform and upgrade businesses while generating optimum value for shareholders, customers, and employees.
Coined “Negro Removal” in the 1960’s by James Baldwin, the process of gentrification can happen so gradually it appears to be a subtle phenomenon.