Looking for the most effective way to pay off your debt quickly? Two popular methods are called the Snowball and the Avalanche.

Time to talk about the big “B” word… budgeting! Creating and managing a budget is one of my favorite ways of taking care of myself.

The study of behavioral economics focuses on why we make specific financial actions in our day-to-day lives.

Three main strategies helped me attain and maintain professionalism: being present, communication, and self-forgiveness.

Money, in and of itself, has no value. It’s symbolic of the value that people place on it. So, how do we assign value to the U.S. dollar?

When did Black Americans get the right to vote? This timeline will break down some historic moments that led to Black suffrage in the U.S.

Why do we use paper? How has our concept of money evolved over time?

We're challenging the dominant narratives that uphold white supremacy in this country, and we invite you to join us in this work.

FROM HERE, a powerful documentary from Christina Antonakos-Wallace, shifts the narrative about who is allowed to belong.

Let's talk about prioritizing your spending and cutting costs when facing a financial crisis.

We've gone over how to track your monthly expenses, now we'll cover how to track your income and assess your debt to income ratio.

Uncertainty can be stressful. This is why clarifying your money flow is essential on your journey to stability and wellness.

In the age of coronavirus, we’re prioritizing the health and safety of our communities by offering the information you need.

For much of my life, I have aspired to understand the purpose of education and its role as a liberatory process. My journey across theory...