Black Americans make up a disproportionate percentage of lower income groups, yet have notably higher financial well-being scores than the general population
Hill will lead a Center with a differentiated, long-term action plan to narrow the racial wealth gap, first with Black communities and subsequently Latinos, Asians, and other underrepresented communities
Retirement literacy report from The Center for Women in Financial Services at The American College of Financial Services highlights desire to build a financially secure future, openness to financial advice
Third comprehensive consumer study from The American College of Financial Services highlights wide knowledge gap in retirement income literacy, struggles with awareness of basic investment management, and unpreparedness for long-term care needs
Lee V. Bethel to be honored in recognition of his enduring expertise and commitment to the financial services profession, as well as the mission of The College
The College’s HBCU Scholarship Program offers a pathway for students from historically Black colleges and universities to learn about the financial services profession and get a head start in their careers