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What Do WWII, the Fed & Credit Cards Have in Common?
Here’s a financial history connection you probably weren’t taught. During World War II, the U.S. government needed enormous amounts of money to fund the war. The Federal Reserve helped by keeping interest rates low, making it cheaper for the government to borrow. Then things started changing quickly. 1945: WWII ends. 1950: Diners Club introduces an early widely used multipurpose charge card. 1951: The Treasury–Federal Reserve Accord gives the Fed greater independence over m

The educated
Sep 101 min read


A Taste of Passive Income
Passive income is an enticing concept that appeals to many individuals, as it offers the potential for earning money without continually...

The educated
Aug 1, 20232 min read


Is the AirBnb niche dying ?
Since 2008 short-term rentals have been a booming niche. These niches have popped up for cars (Touro) and houses (Air Bnb), (VRBO). This...
Shanique Hill & Yetunde Oke
Jan 14, 20234 min read


Why You Should Look for a Form 10k
As a new investor, knowing what companies to pick to put your hard-earned money into is a pretty important decision. When you invest in a...

The educated
Nov 9, 20222 min read
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