“The Color Purple” star said she was “very, very green” and new nothing about contracts or managing her money.
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Don’t Waste Time On Theses 4 Financial New Year’s Resolutions
Planning for 2024? Here are four financial New Year’s resolutions you should avoid.
Read MoreAnticipated Rent Decrease In Multiple U.S. Cities Due to Approaching ‘Oversupply,’ Reveals Real Estate Report
In the Midwest, where cities were a little less remote work friendly, rent prices are in a holding pattern, but have been attractive for those looking for a slower, more affordable way of life.
Read MoreHow To Avoid Holiday Season Credit Card Rip-Offs
‘Buy now, pay later’ is the mantra that drives much of American holiday spending.
Read MoreWhite House Awards $93M In Grants To HBCUs, MSIs, And Tribal Schools
The U.S. Department of Education announced $93 million in grant awards to 20 HBCUs, MSIs, and Tribal colleges and universities.
Read MoreOpinion: Nike Values Sports Over Education, Paying Top Athletes Billions While Asking Teachers To Work For Free
Nike generated more than $51 billion in 2022, making it a top apparel company; however, it’s asking teachers to work for free.
Read MoreIs ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Putting Your Financial Well-Being At Risk? Analysts Chime In
If shoppers are already dealing with credit card and student loan debt, it may look like a breath of fresh air but data paints a different picture.
Read MoreBlack Women Invest Founder Expands Local Chapters And Offers 3 Tips For Beginners
Black Women Invest offers three tips for beginner investors.
Read MoreChris Tucker And IRS Agree To $3.6 Million Settlement Over Back Taxes
Tucker will pay $3.6 million to cover back taxes he incurred in 2002, 2006, 2008, and 2010. The deal represents a good bargain for Tucker, as the IRS initially requested he pay $9.6 million.
Read MoreWells Fargo’s Financial Literacy Program Expands To 28 Universities Serving Minorities
The program does not intend to limit its inclusion to programs like Howard University or Morehouse who already receive plenty of assistance, but they want to democratize access across HBCUs to those smaller, lesser known programs as well.
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