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5 Financial Literacy Books Penned By Black Women You Should Know

With expenses like rent or mortgage, credit card bills, food, and more, it may not be easy to keep track of money and accumulate wealth. Finding that sweet spot, however, is essential for constructing a strong base. Here is where Black women’s classic works on personal finance really shine.

These page-turners are your key to financial empowerment and fiscal elegance, from smart saving tactics to wealth-building insights. Gather round, pour yourself a drink, and prepare to be guided on a path to financial independence via the works of these influential Black women!

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“Clever Girl Finance: Ditch Debt, Save Money, and Build Real Wealth” by Bola Sokunbi

Bola Sokunbi’s “Clever Girl Finance” can help you reach a higher financial level. This book will be your best ally on the road to financial independence. Bola is a wonderful tool for getting out of debt, saving money, and being wealthy. To help her readers reach their financial objectives, she lays out a plan with specific, measurable stages for creating positive habits and changing their thinking. This book provides helpful tools for women aiming for financial autonomy, emphasizing education, empowerment, and responsibility.

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“The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap” by Mehrsa Baradaran

A fascinating look at the legacy of Black-owned banks in the United States is presented here by Mehrsa Baradaran. From its inception to the current day, Black banking is traced via an examination of racial injustice and economic marginalization. Mehrsa draws attention to the vital role of financial institutions in the fight for economic empowerment and social justice in Black American communities by doing extensive research and offering incisive analysis. This book takes a look at money, race, and social change to show how we may close the wealth gap between Blacks and whites.

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“Get Good with Money: Ten Simple Steps to Becoming Financially Whole” by Tiffany Aliche

Tiffany provides clear and humorous instructions for readers to get a handle on their money and become financially healthy. She gives her readers the skills they need to develop a sound financial foundation by taking a holistic approach and addressing mentality, budgeting, saving, and investing. If you want a better financial future, this book will show you how to break free from debt and develop money.

“The Black Woman’s Guide to Financial Independence: Smart Ways to Take Charge of Your Money, Build Wealth, and Achieve Financial Security” by Cheryl D. Broussard

Am I prepared to finally manage my money? “The Black Woman’s Guide to Financial Independence” by Cheryl D. Broussard is a must-read. Inspiring and full of practical information, this book will show you how to confidently and stylishly amass riches and financial stability. Dr. Cheryl has all the answers, from effective budgeting techniques to astute investment methods. The time has come to go all out and achieve your financial objectives.

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“Real Money Answers for Every Woman: How to Win the Money Game With or Without a Man” by Patrice C. Washington

Providing women-specific, actionable advice, Patrice dives into topics like budgeting, investing, and generating money independently. Her work empowers readers to negotiate the money game effectively, emphasizing financial literacy and self-reliance. This book equips women, whether they are in a relationship or not, to take charge of their financial destinies by covering topics such as optimizing wages, addressing debt, and more.

Your library is already well-stocked with insightful books; now is the time to impart your wisdom on how to become financially independent. Leave a comment below and share what you’ve learned to motivate others!

By Dominique Lambright | Published July 12, 2024

July 12, 2024 by Dominique Lambright

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