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Financial Literacy - Free Articles

Why it is so critical to make everyone--especially Blacks, Asian Americans, Latinos and American Indians--understand the importance of being fiscally responsible.

Falling Into Foreclosure? 5 Ways to Save Your Home
Black and Latino homeowners are in the middle of the mortgage mess, but there are ways to hang on to your home if making payments isn't possible. ...more

Lost Your Job? 6 Ways to Survive the Recession
Recently laid off? You will survive. DiversityInc offers six strategies to sticking it out in economic downturns. ...more

Scammers Setting Up Squatters in Foreclosed Homes
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Financial Literacy - Members Only

What Every LGBT Couple Should Know About Retirement Planning
If you are part of a same-sex couple, there can be some bumps on the road to financial security. Find out what you need to know to protect yourself and your partner....more

How to Go to College Without Drowning in Debt
Paying for college can be tough, and a shaky economy won't make it easier. Check out these tips on how to finance your education without drowning in debt. ...more

The 'Nightmare' for Blacks, Latinos: Fallout From the Subprime Crisis
The subprime lending crisis is having a particularly devastating effect on low-income Americans, especially the Black and Latino communities. Is your home--or your credit--at risk? Who is helping end...more

Wall Street's Greed Endangers Cleveland's Future
Who financed the subprime boom in Cleveland and across the country? Wall Street, according to a lawsuit filed against 21 big banks by the city of Cleveland in Ohio state court last week. How much did...more

Blacks, Latinos Remain Top Targets for Subprime Lenders
Black and Latino homeowners remained the primary targets for subprime lenders in 2006, while home buying among Latinos dipped precipitously, according to a new report. Forecasters warn more foreclosu...more

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