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Many parents and grandparents are aware of the benefits of 529 college savings plans. Earnings in these plans grow tax-free, and withdrawals aren’t taxed either if the money is spent on higher education
Among my most enjoyable assignments is writing the weekly Power Moves blog that appears on BlackEnterprise.com. It offers me the opportunity to opine on how we can best leverage our individual and collective influence in business, finance, politics, and public policy.
Over the past few weeks, many of us will attend the annual round of fall confabs and college homecomings. As we reminisce and, in some cases, salute our good fortune, let’s use these opportunities to reinforce networks and bolster our collective clout. One such potential model was found at the recent Harvard Law School Celebration of Black Achievement.
Unemployed for more than two years, Marie, 60, was able to transition into a new career that she loves. Be inspired by how she did it.
While many high school students are hitting the books to prepare for the SAT exam, a Long Island cheating ring surfaced with Emory University sophomore, Sam Eshaghoff at the helm. The 19-year-old was busted for charging between $1,500 and $2,500 dollars a pop from six current and former Great Neck North High School students, according to Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice.
