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For many low-income Americans, owning a home is a reliable path to wealth accumulation. In terms of wealth inequality, though, how far does home ownership go toward closing the gap between minority households and white households? An award-winning paper co-authored … Continue reading How Does Home Ownership Affect Racial Wealth Disparities?
Anybody can be at risk during the safe for unsafe moments. Please take a moment to add these items to your safety pouch, Remember it is better to be sage than sorry. Million Mile Light-FlipBelt’s Million Mile Light was designed to make … Continue reading Summer Safety Must-Haves For Runners
Today, financial services company, The Motley Fool, announced the launch of its educational investment series inspired by the rising success and financial power of Black women across education, entrepreneurship, and homeownership. In partnership with The Finance Bar, the new series … Continue reading Financial Freedom Friday: Motley Fool Partners with The Finance Bar to Launch Investment Education Series for Black Women
With tax season in full swing, take time to consider how to get the most out of your tax return, which includes finding all the credits and deductions available to you. While many taxpayers claim common deductions, such as home … Continue reading Don’t Overpay Your Taxes
Grace is a free gift. It cannot be earned, but neither can one automatically receive it. God, through His grace, gives us the blessing of having our sins forgiven and eventually receiving eternal life. But we now have to change … Continue reading Wednesday Wisdom: Focus on The Grace And You Will Know Gratitude
U.S. News & World Report, the global authority in rankings and consumer advice, today unveiled the Best Labor Day Car Deals for 2021. The list features nine vehicles, including four SUVs, two compact cars, a large car, a midsize car … Continue reading U.S. News Announces the Best Labor Day Car Deals for 2021
Fact is, all the books, tablets, and notepads kids use for studying are useless if their brains are not in top functioning form. There are certain nutrients that are crucial for their brain development, and better brain development means better … Continue reading 7 Foods to Boost Kids’ Academic Performance
Media veteran and human behavioral consultant Jennifer Keitt is sharing one powerful tip for parents to solve this: “silent treatment.” In the new digital book #StrongKids—co-authored by Jennifer Keitt and her daughter, news reporter Naomi Keitt. you will get valuable … Continue reading What To Do When Sibling Disputes Turn Physical
Most people tend to act morally and follow societal guidelines, except when groupthink takes over. Groupthink occurs when people’s desire to maintain group loyalty becomes more important than making the best choices. People often find it hard to think and … Continue reading Morality Struggles For Breath During The Group Think Philosophy of Our World
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