About 25 years ago, I purchased Apple stock. The reasons to buy Apple stock today are even better!
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A Roadmap to Retirement: Steps We Took That Secured Our Future
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Saving money regularly helped me develop good financial habits I continue to utilize today and pass on to my daughter.
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The average person spends 730 hours annually on social media platforms like TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc. The average individual spends about six hours/year learning about 401K Plans, Owning a Home; IRA; ROTH IRA; Federal Reserve; S&P 500, ETF, and much more.
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Investing for a Better Future: A Guide to Creating a Fun and Educative Family Investment Club
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FINANCIAL LITERACY
CAN YOU HANDLE THE TRUTH? PAYING MINIMUM PAYMENTS ON THE AVERAGE U.S. CREDIT CARD BALANCE WILL TAKE ~27 YEARS TO PAY OFF THE BALANCE!
A two percent minimum payment at today’s interest rate of 18% annually takes 26 years and ten months to pay off the $5,800.00 balance, with total interest charges of $9,752.70.
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MENTORS
ANDREW CARNEGIE BROUGHT BUSINESS SKILLS TO CHARITY! – RAINBOW OF ROLE MODELS {WEDNESDAY SERIES}
“Andrew Carnegie was the richest man in the world. But he didn't want to claim the title for long. Instead, the business titan decided to give away his money. He spent the last chapter of his life donating almost all his wealth.
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REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Homeownership Made Easy: Everything You Need to Know About Homebuyer Assistance Programs
Programs currently available to first-time homebuyers, are typically offered by local or state government agencies and have specific eligibility criteria to qualify.
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Think of Investing as a Long-Term Strategy
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FINANCIAL LITERACY , INVESTMENTS
OF COURSE, AMERICA’S BLACK-WEALTH GAP IS GETTING WORSE! THE GOVERNMENT CAN NOT FIX THIS PROBLEM!
The failure of the Black and White wealth gap to narrow since the 1980s can in large part be attributed to the types of assets that make up each group’s holdings. Black households hold nearly two-thirds of their wealth in housing and very little of it in stocks,
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