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 New Jersey Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency (NJHMFA) approved two new programs, the Urban Preservation Program (UPP) and Workforce Housing

Financial health is an important foundation that helps build strong and resilient households, communities and economies. Being financially healthy better prepares you for life’s unexpected expenses. The reality is, more than 50% of Americans across all income levels consider themselves financially unhealthy. That group includes many Black, Hispanic and Latino families in the U.S., who have less than 50 cents in assets for every dollar held by white families. Studies show that Black, Hispanic and Latino families also face the biggest gaps in access to banking and resources to help them manage their financial needs.

We’re ringing in a new year, and that means a fresh start for your finances! Becoming more financially savvy can positively impact your overall well-being. It’s not just about the numbers on your bank statement – it’s about taking control of your financial future. We all make financial missteps, whether it’s overspending or neglecting our savings. Starting off with a fresh mindset gives us the opportunity to learn from those mistakes and make better choices moving forward. Head into the new year financially prepared by following these tips.

Metropolitan Baptist Church, the largest Baptist church in Newark, hosted the North Central Jersey Association of Realtors (NCJAR) housing fair

Homeownership is the largest financial undertaking for most Americans and a key to building generational wealth. It can provide a

Lakeland Bank has announced that it will serve as the Title Sponsor for the 30th POWER BREAKFAST Event on October

More people are choosing to become entrepreneurs and chart a path of their own in the pandemic. In fact, one

Securing Our Legacy Through UJAMAA DV Connector Network Series Hear from our Special Guest… Precious Williams The Killer Pitch Master