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Credit Where It’s Due

When Jeremy Treadwell needed a car loan, the recent college graduate turned to the financial institution where he’d been banking for nearly seven years. “But they turned me down,” says the 23-year-old, “because I didn’t have any credit history.” Treadwell, who lives in Peoria, Illinois, noticed signs around town for Citizens Equity First Credit Union. Says Treadwell: “I got a great rate. But then I noticed their other services. Now I do almost all my banking there: checking, savings, credit card, and, of course, my car loan.”

The Best Of Black Enterprise Is Yet To Come

It all started nearly four decades ago with an idea: Without economic empowerment, the hard-fought political and social gains of the civil rights movement would never result in true freedom...

In High Spirits

Whether as part of a celebration, social gathering, or a quiet moment at home, alcohol consumption in 2003 reached $145.4 billion, according to the Adams Beverage Group, which publishes the...

Freedom to Switch

When Lounise Williams, a student at Baruch College in New York City, wanted to replace the prepaid cell phone plan that she had with T-Mobile, she turned to AT&T Wireless....

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