100 Days After Hurricane Sandy: Businesses Continue To Put Disaster Plans Into Place
Because of Hurricane Sandy, the Sharps’ company, Precision Infrastructure Inc., experienced losses of about $250,000.
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Study: Black Americans Make Up Large Chunk of Nation’s Frontline Workers But Overlooked For Higher Pay, Job Advancement
Are you a frontline worker? See where you fall in pay and job advancement statistics.
College Finance 101: A Money-Saving Crash Course for Parents
Most students finance their education with borrowed funds. According to FinAid.org, 65.6% of students graduate with education debt, and of students who attend private college, 72.8% graduate with debt. The average amount of money owed by African American students leaving school is $19,800. For those who don’t have enough ready cash, Uncle Sam has a federal loan program that may provide an answer, but it pays to be an educated consumer.
There Were Not Enough Blacks at CES & It’s Our Own Fault
Why were so few African-Americans represented at CES. One blogger says Black parents are raising a generation of financially and educationally underpowered wimps, who’ve become experts at mastering the inconsequential.
5 Tips to Improve your 401(k) Plan
Millions of Americans put their 401(k) plans on autopilot, have limited knowledge about how and where their funds are invested.