Blacks Can Get Savings Back on Track
(Chicago Sun Times) — African Americans who’ve had to cut back their savings and investments because of the recession can get back on track. That message for blacks and others in a similar predicament comes from Ariel Investments President Mellody Hobson. “It’s certainly possible to recover from this setback,” she said. “We need to be very deliberate and very disciplined about saving” going forward.
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