Lynn Crump-Caine has been named board chair of Thrivent, bringing decades of leadership experience and advocating for greater diversity in corporate governance.
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Two legacy Black Newspapers close, citing financial pressures
Black newspapers closing in Portland and Richmond highlight the growing financial challenges facing Black media as advertising revenue declines.
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Your financial aid guide: What are your options?
Student financial aid options include grants, scholarships, federal loans and updated repayment plans. Understanding FAFSA and Pell Grant changes can reduce long-term debt.
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Rising optimism among small and middle market business leaders, growth opportunities for Minnesota
Minnesota business optimism 2026 is rebounding as small and midsize leaders plan growth, hiring, and expansion despite labor and tariff concerns.
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5 steps to selecting your first credit card
Signing up for your first credit card is a rite of passage into independence. While it’s tempting to see dollar signs in credit offers that come your way, choosing the right card is not a decision to take lightly. How you use that card can have a big impact on your long-term financial wellness. But […]
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How Credit Can Become a Tool for Building Real Wealth
Credit scores explained in a clear guide covering credit reports, consumer rights, and how to leverage credit to build wealth.
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Celebrate your financial new year
Twin Cities residents can start 2026 strong with practical financial health tips on budgeting, saving, credit, and fraud prevention shared by a local community manager.
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Stay on budget, and on the go, with a mobile banking app
A mobile banking app can help track spending, create achievable savings goals, and stay on budget through real-time insights and account notifications.
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How Black Families Can Give Back to the Community While Building Wealth
Black philanthropy extends beyond donations. Through mentorship, charitable giving, and supporting Black owned businesses, families can build community wealth and create lasting impact for future generations.
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How Entrepreneurship Can Lead You To Financial Freedom
More Black entrepreneurs are turning to passive income to gain financial stability and creative freedom. Whether through investing, online shops, digital content, real estate, or creative services, building multiple income streams can open the door to long-term independence. Success begins with knowing your strengths, choosing work you enjoy, and being willing to explore new opportunities that fit your skills and lifestyle.
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The Power of Financial Knowledge: Money Talk in Black Families
If you’re like many Americans and think that talking about money is more taboo than politics or religion, then you likely have generational trauma surrounding open discussions about finances and wealth. The layers of shame and discomfort compound as we grow older. Add systemic injustices that aim to keep minority communities removed from power, and […]
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Scammers don’t take holidays
How to help protect your money this season There always seems to be a never-ending list of tasks during the holiday season, from booking flights to purchasing gifts for loved ones. As you prepare for the holidays, it’s also critical to keep an eye out for online scams that aim to steal your money and […]
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Is your business ready for unexpected challenges? Â
In times of crisis or change, flexibility and preparation are key. JPMorganChase’s Kaltrina Rezniqi shares practical steps to help businesses build resilience and maintain stability amid disruption.
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Financial Planning by Age to Build Your Wealth
Building wealth at any age can seem daunting, especially if you’re not sure where to start. Different stages of life require unique approaches and the development of new understandings, and the same applies to financial planning. Whether you’re just starting out in your 20s or starting over in your 40s to prepare for your 60s, […]
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How to Build Generational Wealth via Real Estate Investing
Historically, systemic barriers like a lack of equal access to credit for homebuying and a lack of access to home ownership have made it difficult for Black families trying to overcome the racial wealth gap and build generational wealth. JPMorgan Wealth Management provides resources to help Black, Hispanic, Latino, and everyone to “learn about investing […]
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Twin Cities R!SE fights Black unemployment with empowerment and opportunity
As Black unemployment rises to 7.5% nationally and 6.9% in Minnesota, Twin Cities R!SE doubles down on empowerment, coaching, and employer partnerships. From a new Legacy Gallery to union pathways at ~$34/hour, TCR focuses on careers that last—not quick fixes.
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BrandLab gala aims to loosen tight funding
BrandLab Ignite Gala 2025 called for $300,000 to sustain inclusive talent pipelines as DEI funding tightens. Board chair Mary Beth George Puder and keynote Chufue Yang stressed diversity as a business imperative, spotlighting outcome-based funding, the Spark student pipeline, and labor partnerships that move BIPOC creatives into high-growth careers.
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Black Men’s Legacy Summit IV: Building and Protecting Generational Wealth
The Black Men’s Legacy Summit Minneapolis 2025 returns Oct. 25 with keynotes, panels, and hands on estate planning. Every attendee completes a preliminary will and connects with local experts.
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Understanding the Racial Wealth Gap in America
The racial wealth gap United States reaches beyond income to assets and debt. This guide explains the drivers and offers strategies for building and protecting Black wealth.
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How homebuyers can save on a down paymentÂ
Upfront costs remain a top challenge for homebuyers in 2025. Minneapolis-St. Paul buyers may qualify for down payment assistance programs offering grants, forgivable loans, and low-down payment mortgages to make homeownership more affordable.