Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 7 Secrets of Self-Made Millionaires
With skyrocketing gas prices, loan interest rates increasing and a weak economy, who wouldn’t want to be a millionaire? In these trying times when every
With skyrocketing gas prices, loan interest rates increasing and a weak economy, who wouldn’t want to be a millionaire? In these trying times when every
You’ve run into a frustrating, if not infuriating quandary. You keep getting contacted by headhunters, recruiters, human resources specialists and to come in for interviews
On Friday, April 13, we brought you the worst jobs of the year, so today let’s take a look at the best. Career Cast’s coveted
If you’re a last-minute tax filer and the pressure of making the deadline has got you in a tizzy, don’t fret. Here are five tips
While it’s always good to be able to collect a pay check, certain jobs may be more constructive to your success than others. According to
A lot of bad news had been spilling out of the U.S. Department of Labor since 2008 when the marketplace collapsed in on itself. But
A dangerous consequence of last year’s federal budget will begin July 1, 2012, and will have a devastating impact on African Americans who need the assistance
Waking up and living in reality means that every African American cannot play sports, rap or sing. In addition it requires recognizing that this brave
New Year resolutions can be difficult to make, and even harder to keep. This year, as I made resolutions around my health; spending time with
Wells Fargo has instituted an innovative homeownership program that is bound to lift your spirits. It’s an $8 million initiative in cooperation with the city
Clyde Anderson, the renowned “CNNMoney” contributor and financial expert, says the prospect of starting up a new business can cause anxiety and great trepidation in
The state of Georgia closed out the New Year and ended December 2011 with a reduction in the overall unemployment rate to 8.5 percent, while
“A broke person will kill your dreams.”
The recent economic indicators released in December of 2011 for the month of November suggest that the economic outlook for Americans is getting brighter. However,
Over recent decades, there has been a major decline in the number of African Americans studying math and sciences in colleges and the numbers of
Many of us start off the New Year saying, “This is the year I’m going to get my finances in order,” but far too often
By Michelle Thornhill Early in my career, I remember sitting down with a family to help them prepare for buying a home. I asked them
Overspending during the holidays can throw your financial world into a tailspin. To avoid the holiday spending trap, it’s important to understand what’s really driving
Marijuana legalization would be a cost-effective, job-producing bonanza if the United States channeled its inner Amsterdam, says a Harvard University professor. There is no financial