Economy Needs Improvement: 12 Things the Government Must Do Now
As of the end of June, 14 million Americans were out of work. Of that number, nearly seven million people have been unemployed for more
As of the end of June, 14 million Americans were out of work. Of that number, nearly seven million people have been unemployed for more
There are many reasons African Americans are poorer than other ethnicities. Poverty rates for blacks greatly exceed the national average, and can be directly connected
From the way things look, America is developing economic problems similar to the ones we confronted in 2007 and 2008. Unfortunately, blacks and other minorities
With the internet being such a big part of everyone’s life – both personal and professional — it’s imperative that we use it the right
“TGIF!” You say in a snap, while tapping the off button to halt the annoying buzz. The sun’s rays beam through your window, making it
The unemployment rate is high these days — especially for African Americans, who lead the nation in joblessness. With that, seeking employment is already tough
In a world where things and information are so accessible to us and people live a life of excess, we want everything our heart desires.
Let’s face it, plastic is about the only way to go when making purchases these days. From renting cars to purchasing groceries, cash is quickly
Permanent NBA bench warmer Eddy Curry was sued for failure to pay back $600,000 in loans. In fact, this waste of talent has not even
Jewel-Osco is offering a special bonus for consumers prior to Memorial Day. Shoppers who spend $50 or more in one transaction with their Preferred Card
Convenience is the main reason that people seek online degrees from places like the University of Phoenix, Kaplan University or DeVry University. But how seriously
Thirty years ago, having a bachelor’s degree was prestigious enough to demonstrate one’s academic ability and potential for productivity. But in the year 2010, it
Regression analysis of a statistical sampling of loans in the Washington, D.C., area returned disturbing results. The patterns that emerged are similar to national trends
Talking about money is taboo and causes most Americans a great deal of angst, especially when it comes to salary negotiations. When it’s time to
With information and technology torpedoing along at mach speed in the 21st century most people believe they need at least an undergraduate degree just to
We’re either in a recession or we’re on our way out. Whatever the case, money is tight. With that said, any way possible to save
These days, when people get laid off, more often than not, it’s permanent. Workers who are laid off, fail to find a similar employment in
Career coaches and credit experts both confirm our worst fears: your credit score and credit history will definitely impact your ability to get the next
Basketball legend Earvin “Magic” Johnson doesn’t hand out assists anymore, but he is handing out assistance — as in helping urbanites find jobs. The Hall
What are the extenuating factors that go into making a corporation a good one for blacks to work at? Which companies make blacks feel they