The not-yet-wealthy need financial advice to build wealth, which was costly, until now. A Black woman has built a business that makes wealth management affordable.

FSA and HSA health savings accounts are complex. It’s easy to lose your benefits or not maximize them. A new fintech platform helps consumers maximize health savings and merchants increase revenues.

Small businesses need financing just as bigger businesses do. But small business loans and small business grants aren’t easy to come by… until now. A startup is creating paths to funding and credit for the smallest businesses.

Competing for employees is difficult for small businesses that often can’t match the benefits of larger companies, but that is changing, thanks to a fintech startup.

Failure is a great teacher. When a financial manager went into debt, she took her own advice to manage her business, wealth and investments better.

Having grown up in rural Mississippi, this Black woman became a role model because she understood the needs of the unbanked and underbanked and provided a mobile digital fintech solution.

A love of street food led to a fintech startup that helps food truck entrepreneurs manage their businesses and food lovers find their favorite truck. The pandemic accelerated the growth of Goodfynd leading to it raising a venture capital seed round quickly.

A female founder’s experience as a woman of color and a first-generation American helped her spot a problem that the male-dominated financial services industry overlooked. She founded a fintech company that helps women build credit in their own names, using a debit card.

Institutional investors can leverage their cash by investing it in Community Development Institutions that lend to minority and women small businesses and homeowners. These investors get market rate returns and make a social impact.