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The fourth principle of Kwanzaa, Ujamaa, means cooperative economics. It’s the foundation of what we’ve seen brought to life on social media with the popularity of the #BankBlack, #BuyBlack and #ShopBlack Movement.
We devote the third day of Kwanzaa to Ujima – the principle of collective work and responsibility.
If we have not learned anything else this year, we have learned the importance of self-determination…or Kujichagulia, the second principle of Kwanzaa.
The candle we light for Umoja represents the symbol of unity…all of us taking responsibility for our families and neighbors.
Important transactions are closed with a contract. To close the racial wealth gap, make your contracts count!
Here are 9 ways to make money moves with OneUnited Bank!
Each one of us is only one transaction away from closing the racial wealth gap!
Sometimes you need cash on your debit card or deposited into your checking account quick, fast and in a hurry. We’re excited to announce that we now accept MoneyPak!
Introducing CardSwap to track and update your payment option for Amazon, Netflix, Hulu, Uber, and more, all in one place, all with one click!
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See exactly where you’re spending money and how you can improve. It’s Essential!
