8 habits of millionaires
So you’ve dug up Goodie MOB’s “Get Rich to This” and you’re working your way to your first couple of million. You’re looking around at
March 2, 2015
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So you’ve dug up Goodie MOB’s “Get Rich to This” and you’re working your way to your first couple of million. You’re looking around at
Why women should cut up their credit cards.
On average, women are more independent and financially literate than ever before, says Lance Drucker, CEO and president of the New York City-based Drucker Wealth
One of the nation’s largest Black-owned banks has failed. Capitol City Bank & Trust was taken over by the Georgia Department of Banking and Finance
In the U.S., sadly many marriages that start out exciting and hopeful end up being dissolved in front of a judge. We’re taught from an
Whether you have a full-time job or not, you might find yourself in need of a few extra bucks to make ends meet. To help
With the nation still reeling in the wake of a near collapse financially, many Americans are still having to face harsh realities in their personal
You’ve made it to the grand halls of higher education. You might have been fortunate enough to get grants or scholarships (or have well-off parents)
What are your credit card habits? If you’re like most consumers, you only use them for big purchases or in emergency situations, without taking advantage
The internet has opened a world of new possibilities for generating revenue — both for corporations and for individuals. Practically anyone can now start up
Considering a part time career in tax preparation? Great idea. Providing a service that covers something that is completely mandatory — by law — is
In the December issue of EBONY magazine, the publication focuses on the topic of race and releases the “State of Race in America” report. In
Dr. DeForest B. Soaries Jr., is the senior pastor of the First Baptist Church of Lincoln Gardens in Somerset, New Jersey, and the author of
Janelle Hall was ready to purchase a home but was concerned about having too much of her income tied up in mortgage payments. An operations
Coinciding with a national campaign to teach everyone about credit, the newest “Get Financially Fit” seminar will take place at Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church
Social entrepreneurs drive social innovation and transformation in various fields including education, health, environment and enterprise development. They pursue poverty alleviation goals with entrepreneurial zeal,
The death last month of former Congressman Fernand St. Germain has gone all but unnoticed. The world’s most widely read business newspaper, The Wall Street
Congrats on thinking ahead to being a generational wealth builder! You might be putting money into your savings account or starting your retirement account, but
Unemployed homeowners may also begin process of applying for aid from HomeSafe Georgia Atlanta’s largest home lender, Wells Fargo, is hosting a free Home Preservation
“There’s a difference between being broke and being poor,” explains John Hope Bryant, HOPE founder, chairman and CEO. “Being broke is economic, but being poor
