Be Financially Fit!
Retirement planning is not just for the wealthy, says author Aaron W. Smith.
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The Secret to Their Success
Phyllis Holly-Ward and her husband, Jorey Ward are enjoying the fruits of responsible money management. The Trenton, New Jersey, couple are a modern-day success story:
5 Ways to Build Your Budget
Prior to November 2008, JaQuetta Garrison and her family enjoyed an annual household income of $80,000 and lived a comfortable upper middle-class lifestyle in their
College-Educated Blacks Hardest Hit by Unemployment
College-educated white workers still had a relatively low unemployment rate of 3.8% as of March 2009, reports the Economic Policy Institute.
Black Girls 50% More Likely to Be Bulimic Than White Girls
The eating disorder bulimia, characterized by reoccurring episodes of binging and purging, has been perceived as affecting privileged white teens.
Grad Rates Higher for Black Athletes
Athletic departments are graduating black students at higher rates than universities as a whole, according to The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport.
Black Colleges Graduating Fewer Students
Roughly 37% of black students at historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) finish a degree within six years.
Surviving the Storm
Toward the end of 2007, Jacqueline Jackson, a realtor in Orland Park, Illinois, was struck by how much her business had taken a tumble. She
Is Now the Time to Buy Real Estate?
If you believe in the investment philosophy “buy low and sell high,†then you’re probably already starting to wonder if now is the right time
Small Is Beautiful
When it came time for Mell Monroe and his wife, Angela Higginbotham Monroe, to refinance their mortgage earlier this year, the couple shopped around for