The sting of September 11th continues to hurt and haunt many. Seven years later, and the frustration and pain of that day feels as if it happened yesterday...

Becoming financially fit is just a part of taking control of your life and destiny. Money can sometimes be a major part of how people define themselves. However, your “net worth” has nothing to do with how much money you have or do not have. It is the value you place on yourself as an individual.

Sometimes it may feel as though life is whizzing by and we have not accomplished a thing. Take courage, and remember to count your blessings and celebrate who YOU are!

Labor Day is upon us. For that last barbeque, why not try something new in your menu!

Try this new spin on potato salad and pasta salad!

A delicious quick meal, perfect for lunch or dinner.

It is never easy trying to figure out which bill to pay first, when you really do not have the finances to pay either! Budgeting and cutting expenses are words that many wish were never apart of their vocabulary. Continuing in the mini-series of Black Women and Money...Getting Financially Fit.

Food for your spirit to feast upon. Let God show you just how worthy you are. Expect great things today...you are worth it!

What is it about hair? Sometimes it behaves, and at other times we cannot do a thing with it! What’s the saying: “A woman’s hair is her crown and glory”? This may be true, but what if that crown is becoming thin and dull? I may have the solution for you: Miss Ruth's Soution for thinning hair.

A new series on getting finacially fit. Statistically speaking, men have a higher ratio debt than women. However, it is has been more difficult for women to get out of debt; most debt coming from credit cards. More women use fifty percent of their income on paying off their debts...