With student loan debt, she found that Black students, in particular Black women, borrow more to earn less.
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Personal Finance Archives - Page 3 of 12 - Smart Women Smart Money | Harris & Harris Wealth Management | Washington Metro Area
May 31, 2021
{NEW PODCAST} A Journey in Real Estate
Melanie Gamble realizes, just like her, that other African Americans have lost land and homes due to their lack of knowledge.
April 30, 2021
{NEW PODCAST} Own Your Power of Becoming Wealthy
Charisse Conanan Johnson, CFA (chartered financial analyst), is the original Wealthy Girl who will define what it means to be wealthy for years to come. She was inspired to write her book, A Wealthy Girl – 7 Steps to Prosperity, Peace, and Personal Power, as an homage to her maternal and paternal grandmothers. She feels wholistic wealth needs to account for both tangible and intangible assets. The sphere of wealth includes monetary assets, personal and professional relationships, social capital, skillset and your faith.
March 15, 2021
{NEW PODCAST} Going to College is a Fiscal Decision
Our guests, Shaunté and SeKai Parker, join the Heels of Success podcast to discuss their experience with obtaining over $900,000 in college scholarships. Shaunte is a licensed real estate agent in the Washington Metropolitan Area. Her daughter, SeKai, has aspirations of becoming a doctor. During our conversation, Shaunté shares that parents need to start the process of looking for college scholarship opportunities when your student enters 9th grade. She jokingly stated that for her this process was like having a full-time job – from submitting applications to managing deadlines. A key is not only having a child who is a good student; but also, one who is highly engaged in student activities and community volunteerism. Listen in as Shaunté and Sekai expound upon their experience with high school and managing the college scholarship process.
January 19, 2021
Reflections, The New Year
For some a new year is a way to reset intentions and focus on key areas of your life. I feel it is important to reflect on the past year as you plan your 2021 goals. “I feel some key things to focus on is understanding what’s important to you mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially.” (CNBC – Quote by Zaneilia Harris)
November 15, 2020
{NEW PODCAST} Dr. Virletta Bryant
Dr. Virletta Bryant is a licensed clinical social worker, writer and speaker.
October 15, 2020
Why Black Women Seek Help with Managing their Wealth
You may be overlooked by some financial service providers; yet, you are hiding in plain sight. That’s why the selection of a wealth advisor is extremely important and key component to managing your financial resources.
September 15, 2020
{NEW PODCAST} Dr. Ranelli Williams
Dr. Ranelli Williams is a CPA, author, and profit strategist for service-based businesses.
August 15, 2020
Managing Your Finances Through The COVID-19 Outbreak
During the Covid-19 Pandemic, protect yourself from financial fraud. As we go through this unprecedented global pandemic, there’s a new wave of scammers. They are using shrewd tricks to take advantage of people. Some are posing as a representative from the IRS or offering to sell phony test kits. These scams are extremely cunning.
May 11, 2020
Women, Beware!
During the Covid-19 Pandemic, protect yourself from financial fraud. As we go through this unprecedented global pandemic, there’s a new wave of scammers. They are using shrewd tricks to take advantage of people. Some are posing as a representative from the IRS or offering to sell phony test kits. These scams are extremely cunning.
