LIFT programs help 5,000 people achieve dream of homeownership Collaboration between Wells Fargo and NeighborWorks America provides homebuyer education and down payment assistance Wells Fargo
Despite the fact that African Americans are no more likely to be tardy on payments, a new survey suggests convincingly that black debt holders are much
It’s important to know your FICO Score because it tells your financial history and determines credit risk. Created by Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO), lenders reference
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! There’s Christmas music on the radio, Salvation Army volunteers ringing bells outside local supermarkets, and we can’t
It’s the holiday season and that means showing the ones you love and care about how much they mean to you. What better way to
Since she was 19, Jen Kushell has been helping young people and entrepreneurs build businesses and careers. In 1993, she created the first global network to connect
Nearly 8,900 local homeowners invited to workshop to help avoid foreclosure Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC) is hosting a free Home Preservation Workshop in
Effective Nov 1, as mandated by federal law, food stamp recipients in will see a reduction of their monthly benefits. It will affect 47 million
The new $100 bill features include a disappearing hallmark of the Liberty Bell in an inkwell, a blue 3-D security ribbon and color-shifting ink that
It’s a hard knock life… at least for black Americans. The U.S. Census, which is conducted every 10 years has long been acknowledged as the
The 32nd Annual Forbes 400 Ranking Of The Richest Americans hits newsstands and Oprah Winfrey is the only African American on the list with her
Housing groups creating jobs in city of Atlanta Housing groups have called for the purchase and renovation of 7,500 homes in metro Atlanta over the
Prominent Atlanta-based corporate attorney Alonzo Llorens has a wealth of experience advising government entities, Fortune 500 companies and start-ups. A former lawyer with the U.S.
More young adults are choosing or being forced by financial restraints to stay at home with their parents. According to a report by Pew Research,
Atlanta Teens Invited for First Time, with Adults, to Free “Get Financially Fit” session Cascade United Methodist Church on Saturday, August 3 First 30 to
Amtrak’s Darlene Abubakar knew it was important to take part in the National Urban League’s 2013 Conference themed “Redeem the Dream: Jobs Rebuild America” because,
Crowdfunding sites like GoFundMe, Kickstarter and Indiegogo have been quite resourceful for many people starting and expanding their businesses, raising money for funerals and even
Think you work for the worst company ever? 24/7 Wall St. has found America’s worst companies to work for this year. So if you work
Remember the TV show “Dirty Jobs,” where week after week Mike Rowe highlighted some of the most gross jobs imaginable? Well, he forgot to mention
Google’s 2o-something interns are living the life of luxury and are partying. The comedy, The Internship with Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson, gave us a birds-eye
