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Original Article Written by Lynn Richardson for Global Grind… A lot of celebrities come into the game trying to impress their friends with money and sometimes they make mistakes that they never recover from. What were some valuable lessons you learned early in your career? Alesha: I grew up poor. It …

If you’ve been following the “Change Your Money Mind” series, then you’ve probably figured out this important fact:  acquiring wealth is hard work, but so is being broke!  So choose to work hard on learning new habits to maintain wealth, rather than working hard to destroy it. Previously, you learned …

If you want to change your money, you must change your mind, because more money will never solve a money problem; if it could, millionaires wouldn’t go bankrupt.  Without proper knowledge, more money will simply make you more of what you already are:  more likely to keep trying to keep …

If you want to change your money, you must change your mind, because more money will never solve a money problem; if it could, millionaires wouldn’t go bankrupt.  Without proper knowledge, more money will simply make you more of what you already are:  more likely to keep trying to keep …

Are you ready to make this year the best year you’ve ever had financially?  Well, let’s get a jump on it before you spend all of your wealth on the holidays and understand this:  if you want to change your money, you must change your mind, because more money will never …

1.    Should a woman look for a man who makes more money than she? My thoughts are ABSOLUTELY NOT.  What does money have to do with love, respect, and honesty?  More importantly, if money – the man’s money in particular — makes the relationship better, then why are there so many …

According to author Pepper Miller in her book What’s Black About It?, African-American females are making the financial decisions in our households more than 80 percent of the time, whether we are married or not. Yet we are lagging far behind in the wealth gap, with an average net worth of …

Black women are making the majority of financial decisions in our households, whether we are married or not, yet we are lagging far behind in the wealth gap, with an average net worth of less than $6,000 according to a recent Pew Center report. Even though we may be educated, paid …