Savvy Solutions: When It’s A Good Idea to Self-Publish
I’ve been trying to print a children’s book. I don’t want to do the traditional method of going through a publishing company. I’m looking for
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Adding Up the Numbers
Glenn R. Carrington, national tax director for client services at Ernst & Young L.L.P., is on a mission. After 30 years in the tax profession,
Pep Talk: How to Acquire Nonprofit Status
I throw benefit concerts every month for different organizations in need. I’m currently working on acquiring 501(c)(3) status. How do I get media coverage?
Accelerated Assistance
For a start up, the first few years of life are most critical. It’s a pivotal time that only a fraction of ventures have the
The Boomerang Effect
Early last year, the NAACP, in conjunction with Washington, D.C.-based law firm Mehri & Skalet, issued a sounding cry about the advertising industry: African Americans
Super Savers
Newlyweds Derick Pearson and Felecia Hatcher are first-rate savers. Pearson was raised in a large family and taught the importance of saving by his aunt
The Bare Essentials
At its heart, stock investing is about owning a piece of a business whose potential you believe in. While that sounds like a no-brainer, many
Taking Advantage of Takeovers
When stocks rise, corporate takeovers usually aren’t far behind. Those takeovers can generate profits for investors—if you happen to own stock in the company being
How to Get Your Property Taxes Lowered
If there was a way you could save $3,500 with 30 minutes’ worth of effort, would you do it? While it might sound too good
A Woman’s Guide to Money Management
Creating a financial plan should be on everyone’s to-do list. Financial planning is not solely for the rich, nor should it be left up to