How to Build Credit From Scratch: A Beginner’s Guide to Building Strong Credit
By Sir Hannibal Everybody tells you that you need good credit. Then you try to get credit and discover the problem: lenders want to see…
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How Much Should You Have Saved by 40? The Number Might Surprise You
By Sir Hannibal Turning 40 has a way of making money feel different. In your 20s, retirement can seem like something happening to another version…
How to Start an LLC: A Practical Guide for New Business Owners
By Sir Hannibal Starting an LLC can make your business feel official, but the paperwork itself isn’t the business. You still need customers, revenue, bookkeeping…
How to Budget for the Holidays Without Starting the New Year in Debt
By Sir Hannibal The holidays have a way of making normal spending rules disappear. A $40 gift doesn’t seem like much. Neither does a $75…
Black Homeownership Just Rose—But Is Buying a House Still the Best Wealth Move?
By Sir Hannibal For generations, homeownership has been presented as one of the clearest signs that a family is moving forward financially. Buy the house.…
The Wealth Tip Nobody Tells You About Roth IRAs
By Sir Hannibal A Roth IRA is one of the most powerful wealth-building accounts available to everyday Americans. But here’s the wealth tip many people…
How to Create Passive Income: Building Income Streams That Don’t Depend on Every Hour You Work
By Sir Hannibal Most people earn money one way: they trade time for it. You work eight hours, you get paid for eight hours. You…
The Wealth Tip Nobody Tells You About Your First $10,000
By Sir Hannibal Your first $10,000 probably won’t make you feel rich. It may not change the car you drive, the house you live in,…
How to Build Wealth After 40 — Even If You’re Starting From $0
By Sir Hannibal | Black Dollar & Culture You’re 40 or older. You don’t have a big investment portfolio. Maybe your retirement account isn’t where…
Why Are Black Families Feeling Less Financially Secure in 2026?
By Sir Hannibal | Black Dollar & Culture On paper, the American household doesn’t appear to be doing dramatically worse. The Federal Reserve reported that…