Gary Plummer joined HomeFree-USA in 2012 to combat the Black homeownership crisis. Specializing in strategic partnerships and counseling, the nonprofit targets the racial homeownership gap, highlighted by minimal progress since 1968. Their work in education and financial literacy empowers sustainable homeownership and generational wealth in marginalized communities.
As temperatures begin to dip, make sure your home is ready for winter so that you can keep the cold out and your heating bill down. Check out these 10 tips to winterizing your home on a budget.
Financial hardship can arise suddenly, putting your most valuable asset – your home – at risk. While foreclosure may feel like an alarming prospect, strategic action can help protect your home even in difficult circumstances.
Adjust your routine spending and cut back on non-essential purchases to improve your financial health - especially during inflationary periods.
Rebuilding your credit record — and credit score — takes time, but there are some steps you can take to help.
Energy and utility bills are on the rise; see if you are eligible for assistance.
Winters can be expensive; here are some tips on how to save.
If your improvement projects increase your home's energy efficiency, you may be eligible for rebates.
Be aware of what impacts your credit score and consider these easy-to-use tools to keep it healthy.
The value of money is decreasing, effecting people's ability to afford their basics. However, making minor financial changes can go a long way and help to manage your budget.
