A roundtable discussion on personal finances and small business with guests Stancer Novak Young, Zene Berhanu, Nate Ragland and Thomas T. Chapman

Entreprenuers Pamela Harris & Kathy Jordan join Floran and Althea at the Hair is She Salon to discuss how they supported the black community during the Christmas season.

Much like the Underground railroad led so many of our people to freedom, Harold Alexander advocates the creation of and overground railroad, leading our people to black owned services and businesses to make them stronger.

Floran and Althea discuss the seven principles of Kwaanza, and how they observe them in their own homes. Also- the importance of buying black this holiday season.

When Alexis lost her job in corporate America, she didn't get down. She got motivated and went into business for herself. She has great advice to share for young entrepreneurs who want to go into business for themselves.

Attorney V. Aislee Smith shares tips and advice on how to hold on to more or your money & give less to Uncle Sam. he also has tax advice for the small business owner.

Marie talks about common credit issues and what you can do to avoid them. She'll also talk about how you can fix your own credit without having to turn to one of those credit repair services

Our panel talks about women's attitudes towards investing, starting a business and household finances, and what can be done to help those attitudes become more positive.

Flo and Althea share a budgeting technique from the Millionaire Mindset called the Jars system. This could be the key to your financial freedom, so you are going to want to hear this!

We join Mr. Damon Scott's classroom at Atlanta Technical College for a lecture on avoiding financial traps like payday and title loans, lotteries and high interest credit cards. We'll also discuss the importance of knowing your credit score and what you can to to repair it