Black Americans largely missed out on pandemic housing blessings
For Mel Ligon and his wife, remnants of the 2008 housing crisis kept them
Year: 2022
Discriminatory impact of AI algorithm bias in insurance
While artificial intelligence (AI) technology has made mortgage underwriting and insurance claims faster and easier, it could
Steve Stoute: ‘If you don’t own, you can’t create generational wealth’
From remote working to the gig economy, technology has allowed workers more autonomy over their
Student loans: Application beta launch
The Education Department (ED) opened up a beta version of its student loan forgiveness application
CultureCon: Building wealth for creatives of color
Silicon Valley origin stories begin in someone’s garage or basement. For Imani Ellis, her one-bedroom Harlem
Wealth building tool for Hispanics
Hispanic Americans are less likely to carry life insurance than the average American, missing out
Biden’s reform to income-driven repayment (IDR) plans
One of President Joe Biden’s less headline-grabbing measures to address the student loan crisis last
Biden’s student loan forgiveness: your questions answered
The application for student loan forgiveness won’t be ready until October, according to a White
Women less likely to receive intergenerational wealth transfers
Things don’t look good for the state of women’s financial well-being into retirement, especially considering
Half of renters had a rent increase
Renters across the country are feeling the brunt of housing inflation. Nearly 60% of renters
College Savings Plan: Coverdell vs 529
It’s that time of year for dorm shopping and packing up the kids to head
PSLF applicants still get denials for forgiveness
As a key deadline looms, borrowers still face problems getting their student debt forgiven under