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Roe vs Wade overturned: what happens now?
The Supreme Court has overturned the ruling in Roe vs Wade. This will now have a huge impact on the abortion rights in the country, especially in states that have already indicated their intention to completely ban or restrict abortion.
Damaging economic effects of overturning Roe vs Wade
With the Supreme Court overturning Roe vs Wade, here's a look at its economic impact that could severely damage the US economy when women are restricted access to abortions.
7 financial pointers you need as a father
Having a new child, especially your first one is exciting but can also be a whole lot stressful and scary at the same time. The joy that comes from having your own baby is balanced out by all the stress from the new responsibilities, extra expenditure, the sleepless nights and whatnot.
6 financial tips to plan your budget for June 2022 
As we get to the middle of the year, it’s the perfect time to take stock of your finances and evaluate your financial goals, especially if you had set targets for yourself at the beginning of the year.
How to review your financial checklist for June 2022
Did you make any financial resolutions at the start of the year? If so, how have they been progressing? How well have you been able to work toward your financial goals for the year? Since we’re entering the middle of the year, it might be a good time to stop, assess your financial situation, and make any changes that might be necessary to help you achieve your goals by the end of the year.
What is Fun Money? Why Is It Important?
Fun money is a concept of rewarding yourself for being financially responsible. Through the power of budgeting, you can control your spending, reduce your expenses, achieve your financial goals, and even set aside money to have fun. Learn how to budget and develop a healthier relationship with money.
Top 5 financial challenges in the AAPI community
The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) community is one of the most diverse racial groups in the United States. While Asian Americans, in particular, are highly educated and are known for their hard-working nature, there is an evident income inequality and wealth gap between the high earners in the community and the people who are among the bottom earners.
How the AAPI community can beat financial odds
As per the 2017 census statistics, there were more than 22 million people of Asian heritage who were part of the population of the United States. This includes people who recently migrated to the country as well as those who have been here for generations. Here's a look at how the community can beat financial odds.
How to be financially responsible with your money
Many people want to learn how to handle money better. To do that, you need to learn how to be responsible in life, be accountable for your actions and plan your future right. Being responsible is not something you’re born with. Rather, it’s a skill you have to learn as you go through life. Of course, it’s not mandatory, but being responsible will go a long way in how others perceive and treat you.
What to Know Before Investing:  Financial Success Guide
Investments. Now that's one word that seems to offer a lot of promise financially. But where do you start? How do you know what's the right place to start investing? We have the answers.
How to save money as gas prices continue to soar
Gas prices were high during the Covid-19 pandemic, and now, following the Russia-Ukraine conflict and inflation, prices are skyrocketing more than ever before. We must look for ways to make the most of the gas in our vehicles and save money at fuel stations.
How AAPI students can improve their financial literacy
Financial literacy helps you understand and manage money better. AAPI communities are lagging behind most of the country financially with a large portion of them living in poverty. By improving their financial literacy and skills, AAPI students can help reduce and even eliminate the racial wealth gap over time.
Roe vs Wade
Roe v Wade : All You Need to Know
Roe vs Wade is the benchmark lawsuit laid in the 1973 US Supreme Court decision to establish a constitutional right to abortion in the United States. The 7-2 majority opinion found that abortion was absolute during the first trimester of pregnancy.
Beem – The Inclusive Financial Network!
It may come as a surprise to you that over 100 million Americans don’t have access to critical financial services. Even before the pandemic hit, a growing number of people had income less than their expenses and suffered from lumpy, unsteady income due to faulty corporate and public policies. To top that, they were denied access to even services created for the underserved as they were deemed “risky” due to non-traditional work arrangements or traditional work arrangements that were lumpy (due to no fault of their own), or lacked “relevant” credit history. Most of these people are either women or people of color. In the wake of an incredibly painful economic period and record inflation, you can only imagine how much this has been exacerbated.
How to take money management to the next level
Millennials are earning more money than ever before. Find out how you can take your money to the next level as you work towards financial maturity.
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