In celebration of the achievements of Black Americans and their integral role in our nation’s history, here are eight Black wealth builders we believe should be remembered. These individuals deserve recognition for their contributions to the financial and socioeconomic progress in America.
Fed Chairman Powell came under ferocious criticism for how long he waited to raise rates. It looks now like the strength of the economic recovery allowed for a massive tightening without tipping over into recession. Is Powell a monetary policy magician? Or did he just get lucky?
February is Black History Month, which is a great reminder to honor and celebrate the Black community. Here, we share a history of the heritage month and some ideas on how to get involved.
Getting organized is one of those goals that can seem like, if you could get there, it would be life-changing – but it’s always just out of reach. The one thing many people don't focus on? Their money.
Financial independence is a lofty goal many of us have, but we're not always sure where to start. Here are 5 things you can work on this year to begin finding your own financial freedom.
The drama around the timing of the Federal Reserve’s first cuts to the key short-term interest rate continued in last few weeks of the old year and into the first week of the new year. Are rates still likely to come down in 2024?
The prevailing sentiment at the end of November, is that rates could begin to come down as early as March. How does cutting rates earlier in 2024 square with the scenario of keeping rates higher to ensure inflation doesn’t bounce back up?
'Tis the season to give back! Giving Tuesday is a great annual reminder to help those in need this holiday season. Let's unwrap the history of Giving Tuesday and share what you should know about the holiday.
Online shopping is the go-to way to score some great deals this Cyber Monday, but don’t forget to protect your information! Here, we share some top cybersecurity best practices to protect your data from ending up on someone's naughty list.
The holidays are full of cheer, warmth, and giving. But all those expenses for gifts, decorations, and travel can add up! Here, we share a few tips on how to set (and stick to) a budget this holiday season.
The Federal Reserve's November meeting went as the market expected: no change in rates. What wasn't expected was the October and early November rollercoaster of bond yields. And by rollercoaster, think Kingda Ka.
Is it time to update your health insurance coverage? Starting November 1, you'll have a limited window to do so. Here's what to consider about changing your coverage.
Are you thinking about your taxes and financial strategies for 2026? If not, you should be. In 2026, a number of tax adjustments that were enacted as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) are anticipated to expire.
Every family looks a little different, but no matter what your family looks like, estate planning is vital for everyone. Learn more about estate planning for blended families here!
When it comes to estate planning, many LGBTQ+ couples face additional challenges in making sure their assets are protected. Here are 6 of those challenges, and what you can do to overcome them.