Find someone who supports your goals and dreams while respecting your independence — they will be your best partner.

Statistics show only 4% of Black women account for C-suite positions. This Women’s History Month, we’re centering sisterhood and giving these bosses their flowers. 

Learn about these Dynamic Duos that are creating Black history right now in their own corners of the world.

This Black History Month, we’re honoring duos changing the world and making history now. 

Give yourself permission to become the person your inner child needs to see. They’ll be grateful for you taking that first step toward your life’s purpose. 

This holiday season and beyond, Renae Bluitt is uplifting Black women business owners.

Marty is creating spaces of empowerment for Black women. Learn more and apply for this pitch competition! 

There was not a deep conversation about it or a well-thought-out plan. I just knew that I was overwhelmed and burnt out.

August is Black Business Month! While we are team #SupportBlackBusinesses24/7, this month is a great opportunity for us to uplift Black-owned businesses that we can use on a daily basis! For toilet tissue, laundry detergent, candles, and more, check out these Black-owned businesses for your everyday needs. 

These mamas are building an app to be the village Black moms and parents of Black children need.

Influencers, listen in. Social media shouldn’t be your end game. Meet the influencer who just launched a haircare line inspired by her mother. 

Finances are an integral part of our entire lives. The same way we teach children how to brush their teeth, learning to manage money should be a part of that teaching.

Haven’t seen our show "All Things Money"? Not to worry. I’ve got you covered on the financial tips you need to know from finance expert Tonya Rapley. 

Young King Haircare Co-Founders Cora and Stef Miller are building generational wealth, growing their beautiful family, and expanding to become a self-care company rooted in Black boy joy.

Meet the influencers facing the racial wealth gap head-on and empowering their followers with financial wellness tips daily.

The Lewises have had their share of bumps, bruises, and life lessons, but they have successfully set a new standard for "happily ever after" in love and business through the years. 

Get ready to stock up your personal wine cellar with this global guide to Black-owned wineries and vineyards from the South of France to the California coast. 

January is the best time of year to find a new job. We talked with Dr. Tega Edwin on her journey to career counseling, self-love, and tips to increase your pay. 

With hard work and dedication, they got out of $100,000 worth of debt. Then, it happened again. But this time, they learned that abundance is a mind game.

Learn more about The HBCU College Fair, the most impactful event during HBCU Week giving millions in scholarship and on-the-spot college acceptances to high school students.

The YOU Retreat was a success, and we wouldn’t have been able to pull off this day of sisterhood without our sponsors! Each Black-owned and woman-owned business donated its resources, products, and gifts to our speakers and panelists. 

When it comes to kid’s toys and media, it’s challenging to find Black female leads wearing natural hairstyles so my sister and I created Color of We, Coloring Books That Celebrate Black Hair and More. 

It's #BlackBusinessMonth, and today, we’re getting a little sexy! Whether you’re a party of one, boo’d up, or friends with benefits, it’s time to spice things up in the bedroom with some #BlackOwned sex toys + accessory brands! 

They say that NYC is the city of dreams, but what if all we’re dreaming about is food? Wake up and smell the waffles, New Yorkers, because we’ve teamed up with @eatokratheapp to bring you an epic list of local #BlackOwnedRestaurants to visit!

Houston, pack your stretchy pants, because tonight we’re eating GOOD! In honor of #BlackBusinessMonth, we teamed up with @eatokratheapp, a Black-owned app designed to connect you with some of the best #BlackOwnedRestaurants in YOUR city — and this week, we’re coming to H-town! 

A-Town, what’s hannenin? In honor of #BlackBusinessMonth, we teamed up with @eatokratheapp, a Black-owned app designed to connect you with some of the best #BlackOwnedRestaurants in YOUR city — and this week, we’re coming to Hotlanta! 

HEY CHI-TOWN, who’s hungry?! In honor of #BlackBusinessMonth, we teamed up with @eatokratheapp, a Black-owned app designed to connect you with some of the best #BlackOwnedRestaurants in YOUR city – and this week, we’re highlighting some of Chicago’s best!

Old habits die hard, and the sooner you can nip some things in the bud, the less stressful finances become because there’s expectations set. 

Here's a list of the six products for moms by Black moms that we love.

A void in showcasing Black weddings and event professionals sparked a multimedia movement that has lasted over a decade.

Here come the holidays, and here comes money being spent and love being shown through purchases and payment plans. Holiday sales are set up to make us think we are saving money, but are we really making the best decisions for our family’s financial health and longevity? Ashley Chea is here to help us answer that question with five tips on how to avoid overspending this holiday season. Holiday sales are set up to make us think we are saving money. Also, at no time is spending money saving money. We get so hyped up and tell ourselves we got a discount, but in reality, if we didn’t spend the money in the first place we would still have it. I’m not saying you shouldn’t buy anything. I am saying let’s take a moment to spend wisely and to find a way to enjoy the holidays without feeling depressed over money spent or not having the money to spend in the first place. Here are five tips I use during the holiday, and really all year round, to make sure I am spending wisely and, more importantly, not living in excess.

COVID-19 has given us a 2020 ultimatum: adapt or get left behind.

Kevin Cohee, chairman and CEO of OneUnited Bank, provides money management tips on building wealth and achieving financial freedom in the Black community. 

How we started a new plant and wellness business during a pandemic with Jasmine Nicole, co-founder and CEO of The Nice Plant.

Thanks to the coronavirus lockdown, entrepreneur Jeremy Berry had a major professional pivot which brought him Love From A Distance.

Jermail and Brandi Shelton, owners of the Atlanta-based Just Add Honey Tea Company, reflect on legacy, loyalty, and love lessons in their 13-year marriage.

Keisha Credit offers five tips for small businesses to succeed in the wake of coronavirus and in the event of a full national lockdown.

Have you ever thought about what “having it all” really means? Here are a few ideas to consider when creating the life of your dreams that best suits your needs.

Are you interested in real estate investment? Although the economy is a bit rocky, here are a few things to keep in mind when considering multi-family property buys. 

Financial experts Tonya Rapley and Belva Anakwenze share essential information to help you better understand the changing economic landscape of this tax season due to the coronavirus pandemic.

With the current market, many are speculating a recession is on the way. Not to worry because financial experts Tonya Rapley and Kevin L. Matthews II are providing the basics of investing and tools to help you build wealth during a financial crisis.

Equipping you with financial fundamentals to help maneuver the current economic climate, millennial money expert Tonya Rapley created the online series Leveling Up in Uncertainty.  

With the global coronavirus pandemic, money expert and creator of My Fab Finance Tonya Rapley shares her tips on the best financial decisions to make due to the current economic crisis.

Signing up for entrepreneurship, there are so many things that you don’t realize or expect. I didn’t know I would lose friends, I didn’t know that people would change around me, and I certainly did not know my marriage would take a hit and change! WOW - I wasn’t ready.

Jackie Rodgers of Greentop Gifts is redefining all of your holiday needs after she couldn’t find a Black Santa on the market. So she decided to create her own, known as Clarence Claus.

It’s never too early to start, just ask young entrepreneur Pierre Robinson.

The founder and CEO of Black haircare brand CURLS, Mahisha Dellinger, launched her first annual Black Girls Making Millions Academy (BGMMA) in Los Angeles last weekend. Everywhere you turned, there was a queen pitching her business idea and others sharing how they made their first million — a true oasis of Black girl magic.

If you've ever thought about leaving your 9-to-5 for self-employment, here are a few things to keep in mind from Charreah K. Jackson about making the transition like a boss.

In order to move forward, we have to do it together. Dev T. Smith explores three ways to invest in our communities, as inspired by the late Nipsey Hussle.

Black Love’s Editorial Director Myeisha Essex examines Georgetown University’s step toward being on the right side of history regarding reparations.