Saving For The Future: For Black Women: A Practical Guide to Growing Your Wealth and Securing Tomorrow

by Michaela Dosunmu

Overview

Saving for the Future: For Black Women is your ultimate guide to taking control of your finances and growing your wealth, building the abundant future you deserve. Tailored specifically for Black women, this empowering book offers literacy for black women, tools, and insights to help you master money management, no matter where you're starting from.

In this easy-to-follow personal finance guide, you'll learn how to assess your financial health, set achievable goals, and create a budget that works for your unique lifestyle. Discover practical tips for saving, even on a tight budget, building an emergency fund, and managing debt—without sacrificing your dreams. From preparing for retirement to laying the foundation for generational wealth, this book covers every aspect of wealth building strategies.

But it's not just about numbers. Saving for the Future acknowledges the unique challenges Black women face, including wage gaps, systemic barriers, cultural expectations, and provides actionable advice to help you secure your financial future by overcoming these obstacles. With real-world examples, motivational insights, and empowering advice, this book will inspire you to break through barriers and ensure you are in control.

Whether you're beginning your financial journey or looking to elevate your savings game, this comprehensive guide offers the roadmap you need to ensure you understand wealth management strategies. Empower yourself, take charge of your finances, and build a legacy of wealth for generations to come. Your financial freedom starts now. Take the first step toward a secure future today!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940184464589
Publisher:	Curated Books LLC
Publication date:	04/23/2025
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	546 KB

About the Author

I fell in love with words on quiet Saturday mornings, when my dad would hand my siblings and me blank cassette tapes and pay us twelve dollars for every book we summarized aloud. That ritual—equal parts hustle and homework—taught me his favorite lesson: knowledge is power.

By day, I practice law; by night, I write the books I wish had existed when I was starting out. As a Black woman of Nigerian heritage, I know firsthand how often our talent is overlooked or dismissed, even when our résumés sparkle with credentials. I also know that Black women are the fastest-growing group of entrepreneurs in the United States—and that we thrive when we share hard-won insights with one another.

My mission is simple: arm ambitious Black women with practical tools to build wealth, confidence, and independence. Whether I’m demystifying exams I've personally taken or unpacking career strategy, every page is written to help you turn expertise into opportunity. One day, I hope to trade courtrooms for full-time authorship. Until then, I’ll keep pouring my evenings into guides that make your mornings easier.

Because in a world that too often judges by skin and gender, money and mastery speak loudly—and I’m here to make sure you have both.