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Morningstar s Keith Reid-Cleveland and Michael Thompson discuss racial savings gap with Rachel Robasciotti and Brian Thompson

June 8 Concerning education, there was not a racial wealth gap for households headed by non-college graduates. However, when Morningstar looked at households headed by college graduates, it found that debt may play a major factor holding higher-educated households back from saving. “Black families with a college graduate as a head of household do save more than less educated households, but white families led by college graduates save even more,” Michael Thompson says. “You graduate college and you have debts, and often as is the case with me personally and many other successful Black professionals that I know we re not only supporting ourselves but we also have extended family members to support just because of the total community impoverishment that s happened as a result of the injustices that are part of living in the United States as a Black person,” Robasciotti says.

20 money-savers that add up

Every household has financial leaks the surprising ways in which money escapes. The leak: Paying bills by snail mail. The fix: The average household receives about 15 bills a month. With stamps now at 42 cents each, you spend about $76 a year just on postage and don t forget the late fees if your checks get lost in the mail. Save time and money by signing up with the billers customer-service departments to have your bills paid by credit card or automatic debit; payments will be documented on your monthly bank statement. If you want more control, almost all major banks offer free online bill payment, which lets you schedule payments in advance.

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