You don’t need to be a financial expert to raise money-smart kids. In honor of Financial Planning Month this October, here is how Black parents can turn everyday moments into lessons that last a lifetime. By Shellie M. Scott Every tap-to-pay transaction, $3 ATM fee, and cash-stuffed birthday card is an opportunity to prepare your
What Black Parents Need to Know About Raising Financially Savvy Kids Read More »
According to Debtor’s Anonymous, there are a number of signs that indicate you might have a serious problem with debt. by Kandiss Edwards If you’re like most people, you probably have debt. From student loan debt to credit card and mortgage debt, it’s the weight on your shoulders that won’t seem to lighten. But how
Financial Literacy Month: Dealing With Debt That’s Out Of Control Read More »
Forget SpaceX at $1.25 Trillion. This Stock Is 50x Cheaper. Motley Fool Staff Elon Musk just merged SpaceX with his AI company in a deal valued at $1.25 trillion. Jeff Bezos has poured billions into Blue Origin. The world’s smartest entrepreneurs aren’t debating whether space will be big — they’re racing to own it. The
Motley Fool Issues Rare “Total Conviction” Buy Alert Read More »
The American Dream comes with a price tag. Here’s how to decide whether homeownership or renting is worth it. By Phenix S Halley A house may be part of the American Dream, but nobody wants to be house-rich and cash-poor. In 2026, would-be buyers are weighing expensive mortgages, property taxes, insurance and unexpected repairs against
Should Black Folks Buy or Rent in 2026? The Answer Isn’t So Simple Read More »
As fragrance sales surge, a pipeline launched at Spelman College is working to put more Black talent in the rooms where the industry’s biggest decisions are made. by Selena Hill Black consumers have long been among fragrance’s most committed customers. Now, an HBCU-focused career pipeline is working to ensure they have a bigger hand in
Black Consumers Drive Fragrance Sales. Now HBCUs Are Helping Build The Industry Read More »
Lenders repossessed 5,794 properties through completed foreclosures in August. by Sidnee Michelle U.S. homeowners face growing financial pressure as the number of properties lenders repossessed jumped 42% year over year in August, signaling increased strain among some borrowers facing foreclosure, Realtor.com reports. Lenders repossessed 5,794 properties through completed foreclosures in August, up 22% from July
U.S. Home Repossessions Jump 42% As Homeowners Face Financial Pressure And Foreclosures Read More »