As the holiday season is approaching, it is time to start manifesting your holiday gifts in hopes of receiving them before the year-end. However, as a millennial, it can be challenging to ask for gifts from people who aren’t in the same age range as you.

Assets are valuable tangible and non-tangible items that you own. Assets can range from cash in a checking or savings account to a digital asset such as an NFT. All assets have monetary value, and sometimes their value will increase over time.

Sometimes, we feel as if we are in a negative financial pattern that hinders us from reaching our money goals. Many people experience a financial pattern but are unsure what to call it or how to help themselves. One way to understand your financial pattern is by understanding your money script.

The ride-sharing company, Lyft, is offering free or discounted rides for people who are looking for jobs. 

We met and learned about so many amazing creators who are flipping the rules on everything you thought you knew about handling your money.

Many of us are carrying outdated money messages that don't serve us in every situation. If you are a young adult, chances are you have listened to a family member or friend regarding money.

For some, instead of generational wealth, we are relying on trial and error when making financial decisions, breaking generational curses, and working to achieve financial freedom.

Nipsey Hussle has many lyrics and quotes to inspire, financially motivate, and encourage you to never give up on your dreams.

If you know a college student and you want to help them adjust to college life while excelling in their college career, here are some of the best types of gifts to give this holiday season and beyond.

Parents have traditionally encouraged kids to attend college due to a long-standing belief that a college degree would improve the chances of landing a high-paying job and beginning wealth building. However, nowadays, college is not a requirement for building wealth.

Follow these three suggestions in order to not burnout during your hustle season. A second job or side hustle can be tiring, but taking care of your mentally, physically, and emotionally is most important.

Since the passing of the Queen of Soul, stories have started to come out about how Aretha Franklin only accepted her fee to perform in cash.

Jay-Z amassed his billion-dollar wealth from various outlets that include more than just his music catalog. The financial lessons that Jay-Z teaches in his 4:44 album prove to be one of the greatest albums to talk about personal finance and wealth.