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Sarah Catherine Gutierrez, author of But First, Save 10 and founder of Aptus Financial, shares strategies that women can practice to protect their financial security today and in the future.
"People are passionate for freedom and they’re passionate for it in a lot of different ways and what life planning did was it put your individual freedom at the front of what was most important, what would be profoundly meaningful for you or profoundly energizing for you.”
America is drowning in paper. If you stacked all the paper the average family uses in just one year, the piles would be as tall as a two-story house. And 43% of Americans categorize themselves as “disorganized.” Lisa Woodruff to the rescue.
In his new book, Die with Zero, Bill Perkins challenges the notion of passing down your wealth.
At the age of 39 and 41, Amon and Christina Browning achieved financial independence and retired early.
Should I buy a home with my partner? We're not married.
A new study estimates that on average for every dollar of accumulated wealth that white families have, many black families have just one cent. Talaat and Tai McNeeley, are on a mission to help change that quotient.
Dr. Scott shares some of the historical barriers to wealth that have continued to be roadblocks for people in the Black community, as well as how the financial expert community can be more sensitive and mindful when offering advice.
