
3 Steps to Close the Racial Wealth Gap and Improve Your Bank Account!
Finally, there is more awareness and recognition of systemic racism. Here are 3 steps to address systemic racism to improve your bank account!
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Finally, there is more awareness and recognition of systemic racism. Here are 3 steps to address systemic racism to improve your bank account!

We are proud to announce, as the largest Black owned bank in America, we have achieved two important milestones, over 100,000 customers and over 100,000 locations. Thank you!

October is #FinancialPlanningMonth! Now’s the time to get your financial house in order and start fresh in 2021. Nobody expected Covid-19 in 2020. So, let’s plan for the unexpected to be in a much better place next year.

Different outlets have made it easy for Black-owned businesses to position themselves to get noticed by highlighting their business on platforms such as Google, Yelp, Uber Eats, Etsy, and Target.

Each of us has the power to make a difference in 2020 through our vote, the census and our activism! You hold the power…use it! #ReclaimYourVote

In 2016, the #BankBlack Movement was ignited. There was a call by Killer Mike to move our money to Black owned banks. There was also a text shared within the Black community to move our money

Being financially literate means having the knowledge and power to apply financial management skills to build generational wealth for our family and our community.
The March, which was held in Washington D.C on August 28th, 1963, was organized through an alliance of civil rights and religious organizations and unions to advocate for the civil AND economic rights of the Black community.
Did you know that August 14, 2020 is National Financial Awareness Day?
Today, we’re all focused on our money, so everyday we’re financially aware. Yet, we can increase our awareness and better manage our money with simple money tools. Here are 6 suggestions:
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