A FIVE-FIGURE following online. A business portfolio full of MAVERICKS & COWBOYS. Degrees from some of Texas’ most prestigious schools. A DECADES-LONG CAREER IN THE SPOTLIGHT OF DALLAS, TIFF THE ZETA is closing in on icon status. We caught up with the “Representative from Dallas” to talk her new found career in styling, the drop of her TEXAS TWO-PIECE COLLECTION, and what it means to rep her hood.
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Smart Tips And Tricks For Teaching Kids Good Financial Habits
As kids across the country are gearing up to head back to school, parents and caregivers are looking forward to their children learning new lessons and skills, full of fun and education. While school is a primary place for students to learn, some of the most impactful lessons actually start at home — particularly about money and developing healthy financial habits early.
Posted inHomepage
#StayWoke Black Dallas…Don’t be Fools for Fake News
By Steven Monacelli A group claiming to be a local Black Lives Matter organization called Dallas Justice Now made national and international news last month after sending a petition to white parents in the wealthy enclave of Highland Park urging them to not send their children to top tier colleges to make more room for […]
Posted inBlack Tech, Business, Community, Education, Finance, Lifestyle, Local, Metro, Reach Black Dallas, Real Estate, This Week
Elevating Black Entrepreneurs in Dallas
As many businesses continue to recover from the events of last year, there are several actions that Dallas Black business owners can take to begin to overcome some of these challenges and better position their businesses for success.
Posted inBusiness
Chase bank shows how to save enough to buy your first home
Knowing how much you need to save will help you create a focused plan for reaching your goal. To do this, you need to consider how much you can afford for your new home. Keep in mind that most people can qualify for a bigger mortgage than they can comfortably afford. Use a mortgage affordability calculator to help you determine what you could borrow, then speak with a home lending advisor to better understand what fits your budget.
Posted inHomepage, Local, Texas, This Week
Crazed Man Swings at Protesters in Plano
By Steven Monacelli Weeks after the death of Marvin Scott III while in police custody in Collin County, the Scott family and their supporters continue their daily protests seeking justice for Marvin. In particular, the family is seeking the arrest of the eight Collin County Jail officers fired after Marvin’s death, which was recently ruled […]
Posted inReach Black Dallas
Focusing on Financial Health: Charting the Path Toward Your Next Milestone
Whether you’re looking to become financially independent, planning for a long-awaited vacation, or saving for a down payment to buy your first home, it’s important to become aware of the tools and skills available to help make your financial journey as smooth as possible.
Posted inFeatures, Finance, National, Reach Black Dallas
Preparing to file your taxes? Chase shows you how to safely deposit your tax refund into your account
Filing your taxes can feel overwhelming, especially during a pandemic. Like last year, the IRS has pushed the deadline for filing federal income tax back to help taxpayers who have been impacted by COVID-19. You now have until May 17, 2021 to file your federal income tax. With a bit of extra time, filers can […]
Posted inBusiness, Community, Features, Finance, Local, Local, Reach Black Dallas, This Week
Chase Opens Innovative Branch in Oak Cliff
Chase marked the grand opening of its first Community Center branch in Texas – and the fourth nationwide – to provide greater access to financial services and education for the people of Oak Cliff and southern Dallas. The Oak Cliff branch is part of Chase’s recently announced $30 billion commitment to advance racial equity and […]
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If you own a business, you’ve only got days left to apply for a Paycheck Protection loan
In just four months last year, more than 5 million U.S. businesses received a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan. That helped them pay their workers, their mortgage or rent, and their utility bills. Unfortunately, many small businesses owned by minorities, women and veterans didn’t get PPP loans last year. We want to make sure you […]
