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This post was originally published on Word In Black by  Bria Overs As promised, this week the Biden-Harris administration canceled student loan debt for borrowers enrolled in the Saving...

by AYA WALLER-BEY Last winter, I gave a college admissions workshop at a popular local charter school. After a series of questions asking about students’...

Photo: Getty Images ADHD doesn’t make it any simpler for folks who are already struggling with managing their finances. In case this describes you, you’re...

by Jay L. Zagorsky, Boston University Gift-givers hoping to splurge this holiday season despite the pinch of high inflation have an easy option: buy now,...

President Joe Biden and his colleagues at 1800 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C. are making strides toward alleviating the stress of student loans for...

This week, Nick Cannon gave a group of HBCU students the surprise of a lifetime. With the help of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund and...

New commitments and public policy efforts will address key drivers of the racial wealth divide, reduce systemic racism against Black and Latinx people, and...

As we have celebrated the birthday and contribution of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., one has to be concerned about the America that has...

CHARLENE CROWELL (NNPA)—The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau recently issued a warning to banks, finance companies and credit unions that they will be held accountable for discrimination in auto lending. In announcing its intention to hold auto lenders accountable for illegal, discriminatory markups, CFPB also published a bulletin detailing ways lenders should incorporate practices designed to honor fair lending laws.