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Although it may sound like a theory, building financial freedom is possible. In this article, we share some tips from people who managed to take charge of their finances.
Women have broken barriers and made remarkable strides in the financial world. Presently, Fortune 500 has more women CEOs than ever. More women are putting up businesses, while others are running for office in record numbers.
If you’re trying to get your finances in order, this list of books written by Black Women will provide the necessary wealth of information.
Our Money Stories: A Six Week No B.S. Holistic Financial Wellness Plan
Finances are one major thing most people don’t like discussing. It worsens when you lack financial experience making one feel isolated.
However, if you’re facing economic challenges, there’s no need to feel worthless or ashamed. The lack of financial literacy you suffer from now is a combination of your environment, ancestry, and history.
Eugenie George’s Our Money Stories: A Six Week NO B.S Holistic Financial Wellness Plan helps you get on the right financial path. Additionally, it provides proven examples through interviews from 30 women of color who expand on financial experience and stories.
The One Week Budget by Tiffany Aliche
Commonly known as The Budgetnista, Tiffany Aliche derives financial inspiration from her work. If you want to reorganize your finance, this book is a must-grab. The One Week Budget comes with real-life examples, lessons, steps, and a daily budgeting approach.
Expect to Win: 10 Proven Strategies For Thriving In The Workplace
Although it’s not a finance book, Carla A Harris shares important ways of surviving a work environment of any type. Be it wanting to build a solid professional relationship or getting a promotion at work; you wouldn’t need to sweat.
The vice-chairman of global wealth management and senior client adviser at Morgan Stanley is one of the most successful
Black women in Business.
Clever Girl Finance: Ditch Debt, Save Money, Build Real Wealth
The founder of Clever Girl Finance, Bola Sokunbi, shares a wealth of information on Finances. HER websites provide a myriad of financial information worth your penny. Start reading her book Clever Girl Finance: Ditch Debt, Save Money, Build Real Wealth.
If you’re looking for financial education in one place, it’s the book for you. Learn all the necessary tools to get you out of debt. She also offers real-time stories to help you achieve financial freedom.
5. The Money Manual: A Practical Money Guide to Help You Succeed On Your Financial Journey
The CEO and the Founder of My Fab FinanceTonya Rapley will help you reclaim your power finance back.
Her lifestyle and financial education blog for Millenials enables you to break the cycle of living from paycheck to paycheck. Her book offers tangible tips that help anyone struggling financially.
Tips for Achieving Financial Freedom
Live within your means
Set up a deposit schedule
Open the right type of accounts
Understand your present financial situation
Monitor your credit
Create a debt payoff plan
Invest for the future
Prepare to have a legacy
Develop an adequate emergency fund
Cut down on your budget
Track how you spend money
Assess your career options
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