A Home to Call Our Own
Joseph and Jessica Bembry had plenty of reasons to give thanks this past Thanksgiving—two days earlier they had closed on their first home. Despite the
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A Woman’s Wealth
When black enterprise last featured the topic of women and money management in 2003, we boldly declared, “A Man Is Not a Plan.†This year,
In a Time of Crisis, We Must All Step Up
We are closing in on the symbolic 100th day of the presidential administration of Barack Obama, and America has witnessed a standard of leadership that
Regaining Your Balance
You know the golden rule of investing: buy low, sell high. But putting this old axiom into practice when it comes to balancing a portfolio
Minding Their Money
When Shannon Nash and her husband, Bill, got married in 1996 they began holding regular meetings about their finances. At the time, Bill’s job as
CBC Hosts TARP/TALF Access Summit
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke participated in a closed-door meeting yesterday with members of the Congressional Black Caucus and more than 300 minority and women
Make Lemonade From Lemons
Don’t feel too bad if your basket of stocks and mutual funds turned sour last year. The average stock fund lost nearly 40% in 2008.
Answering Tough Questions, Avoiding Mistakes
Interviewers can be tough simply because they are regular people with quirks, dislikes, pet peeves, and other idiosyncrasies that may or may not have anything
Auto Industry Leaders Weigh In On Obama’s GM Strategy
After billions of federal bailout dollars put President Barack Obama in the automobile industry's driver's seat, the clear message from the commander in chief is,