Financial lessons only rich people can teach you
Financial illiteracy is expensive. In other words, the more you don’t know about money and credit, the more it will cost you down the line.
December 7, 2015
No Comments
Financial illiteracy is expensive. In other words, the more you don’t know about money and credit, the more it will cost you down the line.
Chevrolet and The Rainbow Push Coalition hosted a series of Money Matters Financial Empowerment workshops in Chicago recently. The workshops were designed to provide information
The Rainbow PUSH Coalition and the Citizenship Education Fund have partnered to bring the Money Matters Workshop sponsored by Chevrolet to Chicago, which takes place on Saturday,
After someone dies, the executor of the deceased’s estate commonly files the last will and testament in probate court. However, while it’s customary, this isn’t the practice of
According to an Experian survey (July 2015), the average credit score of millennials is 625. Today, while most millennials were gearing up for Halloween parties,
More bad news for Russell Simmons as a result of lingering issues with his prepaid RushCard. Simmons, Rush Communications, UniRush, and Meta Financial Group Inc. have
The holiday season is quickly approaching. With it comes merriment and an opportunity for new beginnings. But, every new year brings a new tax season.
Russell Simmons’ RushCard, a pre-paid card used as an alternative to traditional banking, is quickly losing favor with thousands of customers who are currently unable
[jwplatform J9R4oImj] With $1.2 trillion in annual spending, African-Americans are the richest group of people of African decent in the world. But what we spend
Corey P. Smith is a noted author and credit awareness expert who has used the lessons learned from his unforgettable life experiences to position himself
Its official, a state of financial emergency has been declared by Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder for Wayne County. Wayne County is the largest county in
The days of debt collectors persistently calling your phone nagging about unpaid fees may be over. With landline phones being a thing of the past
Whether you are planning staycations or hitting the road for a longer journey, summer is a time of festivities and gatherings. When getting together with
Broadview Networks VoIP Blog’s 2015 Largest Companies by Revenue map uses Hoover’s, a D&B Company, to determine which had the largest revenue in the last
Successful financial planning means establishing goals, using the right tools and updating the plan to ensure it continues to meet your needs. Some of the
To date, only 30% of Americans make a near-minimum-wage income; that leaves just about 21 million people struggling to pay rent each month. According to
As part of National Financial Literacy Month, NASDAQ and EverFi, the nation’s leading financial literacy network, recently honored Comerica. Here, Irvin Ashford, the financial institution’s senior vice
It is the most dreaded time of the year for many Americans, April 15, tax day. Here are five last-minute tips to help on this day:
Saving money is not for suckers; I don’t care what Dame Dash says. In the real world many of us have jobs and we are
A few years ago I participated in a fitness program that helped me lose 30 pounds. For the record I gained it all back, an
