Find a financial partner that looks at you as opportunity and not a liability.
Investing in an institution that doesn’t see you as a gamble, but that focuses on your fiscal growth and literacy, equips you as a consumer to improve your financial wellness.
Regaining your financial footing can seem like an insurmountable task, and it’s often too hard to find an exact road map back, or to reach those new, maybe distant, destinations for the first time. So, who better to understand the journey of building back than those surviving economic institutions primarily serving the same black communities that have consistently hurdled obstacles and rebuilt back stronger each time? Historically, Black-owned and operated, financial institutions are pillars in the socioeconomic and entrepreneurial growth and progression of the Black community and its commerce; its understanding that context that appeals to the specific and long standing needs of the community at large, potentially lending to renewed engagement and a positive relationship to rebuilding.
Historically, Black-owned and operated, financial institutions are pillars in the socioeconomic and entrepreneurial growth and progression of the Black community and its commerce; its understanding that context that appeals to the specific and long standing needs of the community at large, potentially lending to renewed engagement and a positive relationship to rebuilding.
Use a Black bank to regain your financial footing
A Black bank that provides second chance checking:
A Black bank that provides secured, credit cards:
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✔ Rebuilding doesn’t happen overnight, and it doesn’t have to happen alone; there’s a host of services and resources available to assist with the journey, but reestablishing a solid repayment history is solid ground to build upon.