Marsai Martin is passionate about creating opportunities for the next generation of young adults. Marsai’s Way Foundation The Marsai’s Way Foundation, created by the actress, producer, and entrepreneur, empowers underserved youth through education, mentorship, scholarships, and leadership opportunities, according to the foundation’s website. Already, it has reached 10,000 students. In an Instagram post, Martin shared that the foundation is inspired by her late cousin, Marsai Chari Murray. According to the foundation’s website, Martin was named after her cousin, and she aims to uphold her cousin’s legacy through her community-building spirit, inspiring young women to dream. “There was a woman whose name became my own. A woman whose way became mine. I learned that none of us arrive here alone. We are carried by prayers we didn’t pray, and dreams we didn’t dream first. We are proof of what’s possible,” Martin said on Instagram. “If a way was made for me, then I have a responsibility to...

Gen Z social media users are learning the hard way that TikTok influencers don't always have their audiences' financial interests in mind.

During a visit to the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Washington, Magic Johnson gave two students money to open bank accounts.

Stackwell Capital and Fintech In Action have partnered to financially empower Spelman College students through a new pilot program.

Evan Leaphart's mobile application Kiddie Kredit has raised $1.4 million to expose children to credit building.

Recently, Saweetie announced that her nonprofit, ICY Baby Foundation, is set to officially launch its financial literacy program in 2023.

Ross Mac shares his opinion on Black athletes future in the NIL era. For more, he has a money-focused documentary on Netflix called "Get Smart With Money."

Luke Bailey, a co-founder of Neon Money Club, talks about the inception of platform and importance of making the information digestible.