Pink Banana Media Schools Us on Connecting with an LGBTQ Audience Navigating the online space to market your business can feel a little like the Wild West. There aren’t any hard and fast rules, and everyone is still trying to figure out what works best. If your business caters to the LGBT community, you may … Continued
Robert Carter is a Ballerina with a Package You can dance if you want to. And wear a tutu, too! Just like Robert Carter who has the full package of humor, dance, entertainment, and wisdom. Robert Carter is a dancer with Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, an all-male drag ballet company that pays tribute … Continued
Destination Tomorrow is Helping the Bronx’s LGBTQ Youth The LGBTQ population in every community deserves local access to medical and legal services – and a safe space to meet. Destination Tomorrow in the Bronx is giving its LGBTQ youth all that and more. Sean Coleman of Destination Tomorrow Sean Coleman saw that the South … Continued
Prepare for Financial Emergencies This simple, five-step guide from our Queer Money™ podcast will prepare for financial emergencies with your eyes closed. Listen to Saving for Financial Emergencies: Dealing with an emergency is difficult enough, but add to that the stress of not being able to cover your bills afterward. An unexpected accident, illness or … Continued
Patrick L Riley Chooses His Best Life ‘Certain blocks [in Harlem], you may wanna watch that twist… But the truth is, I don’t have to un-code anymore. We know there’s still hate out and about and all around, but I don’t feel that fear anymore.’ Today’s guest is prepared to get you out of that … Continued
Banking Benjis with Real Estate Investing ‘There is a boat load of money to be made in real estate investing if you do it right.’ – Mindy Jensen If you’re interested in retiring early – and who isn’t? – then it’s in your best interest to focus less on retirement savings accounts and more on … Continued
LGBT Assisted Living in America Don’t think you need to consider an LGBT assisted living facility? According to a SAGE study, older LGBT people are more likely to be single, live alone and be childless. As Prudential’s 2012 LGBT Financial Experience Survey suggests, the “most pressing concern” and the “bigger financial confidence gap” for LGBT people are outliving … Continued
Are Your Student Loan Ills Making You Sick? According to Student Loan Hero, “Americans owe $1.4 trillion in student loan debt.” That’s $37,172 for every 2016 graduate. Students are ill with student loans. Meet the Doctor for Your Student Loan Ills Most college students don’t understand the ills of student loan debt. It’s easier to remain blissfully … Continued
The Wisdom of the Daughter of Two Moms This daughter of two moms will challenge every negative stereotype you’ve heard about children growing up with same-sex parents. Meet Cinara Foor, Financial Planner and Daughter of Two Lesbians How many 21-year-olds do you know who have invested in a Roth IRA and own their own home? … Continued
Thrive as an LGBT Entrepreneur How do you succeed without giving up what makes you unique? LGBTQ entrepreneurs often struggle with authenticity in their business lives, believing that they must ‘tone it down’ in order to succeed. But your uniqueness is what allows you to shine and thrive, increase your income, and achieve the highest … Continued