The Sweetness Of Collective Giving To Impact Black Causes
The notion of giving through individual philanthropy “liberates the soul of the giver,” as the late Dr. Maya Angelou noted in her essay “The Sweetness of Charity.” But such giving...
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Meet The Transformative Business Leader Preparing Chicago’s Students Of Color For ‘The Fourth Industrial Revolution’
Leap Innovations CEO Phyllis Lockett transforms public education to get Chicago's students of color ready for the fourth industrial revolution
8 Ways To Change Your Financial Life
These are tough times for the sort of scrimping and saving required to boost net worth. Wealth building during the ’90s stock market gave way to a cruel bear run...
Never Give Up: How A Senior Professional Turned Unemployment Into Career Triumph
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.
Investing In Education
Dwayne Thomas learned all about the stock and bond markets as a finance major at Baruch College in New York. But a bachelor’s degree in finance doesn’t mean you’ve learned anything about managing your own money, he says. At 36 years old, Thomas is at a crossroads. He’s recovering from a mid-recession layoff by going back to school to pursue a law degree at Brooklyn Law School this fall.