Originally Published May 20, 2023. With graduation here, Black college students are willing to accept a minimum of $70,000 from their first job. Black college graduates should earn
Originally Published July 18, 2019 Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche built a seven-figure business teaching others the same financial lessons she learned from her parents. Now, she shares her
Buy-now-pay-later (BNPL) “loans” – also known as “ghost debt” are becoming a popular form of payment. With these loans, consumers can enjoy the luxury of purchasing and paying
Originally Published Jan. 26, 2023. In 2023, 34% of Black millennials had at least $10,000 in non-mortgage debt this year, a staggering 60% drop from 2022. The finding
Terri Burns, formerly a partner at Google Ventures, has launched Type Capital, her very own early-stage venture capital firm. As stated on its official website, Type Capital aims
Though Miami Heat basketball legend Dwyane Wade had a successful playing career and is now thriving as an entrepreneur, he said it took him several years to learn
Aiming to help often ignored Black social innovators grow, Echoing Green is launching a $15.6 million fund to provide them capital. Called the Signal Fund, the tool provides
Student newsrooms at ten HBCUs will receive almost $200,000 in additional funding after Howard University’s Center for Journalism and Democracy completed its inaugural Newsroom Innovation Challenge. The awards
Actor Michael Rainey Jr. is opening up about the financial literacy that was passed down to him courtesy of his mother. The “Power Book II: Ghost” star, who
