In this article, I’ll give you 50 tips to help you and the students in your life manage their money wisely so college life can be both enjoyable and financially secure.
Read moreFinancial Goal Setting for High School Students
Financial literacy is a cornerstone of responsible adulthood in today's rapidly evolving economic landscape, yet it remains a skill often underrepresented in traditional high school curricula.
Read more25 Best Ways You Can Build Generational Wealth
Generational wealth is about passing on assets and financial legacies to future generations. It's not just about monetary inheritance but also providing resources and tools for success.
Especially for Black and Latin Americans, building generational wealth is crucial to bridge the wealth gap and ensure better opportunities for future generations.
This article will explore 25 strategies to help secure a brighter financial future for you and your descendants.
Read moreTHE LOSS OF BLACK LAND OWNERSHIP
By 1997, Black farmers lost more than 90 percent of the 19 million acres they owned in 1910. It is estimated that the cumulative value of Black land loss is at least $326 billion.
Read moreWhy Are There No Grocery Stores in Black Neighborhoods?
Black neighborhoods and communities of color often live in food deserts where the residents have little or no access to a large grocery store. In these “deserts,” access to healthy, affordable food is limited or non-existent.
Read moreWHAT IS THE RACIAL WEALTH GAP?
On average, White households in the United States possess about ten times more wealth than their Black counterparts and eight times more wealth than Latino households. And the wealth inequality gap between White and Latino/Black Americans is growing.
The racial wealth gap is the differences in wealth between White households and their Black and Latino counterpart households. It measures the median differences in the wealth of Whites vs. that of Black Americans or Latinos.
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