Financial literacy is key to building generational wealth. Yet, many in Black and underserved communities have not had access to this information.
Financial literacy is key to building generational wealth. Yet, many in Black and underserved communities have not had access to this information. This workshop, led by financial service representative Reginald Canal, delves into the fundamental principles of financial wellness, budgeting, credit, investments, and wealth building. As part of Build in Tulsa’s Black History programming, Reginald shares actionable strategies to set financial goals, work with professionals, and shift from focusing solely on credit scores to increasing net worth. His insights challenge common misconceptions about financial planning and emphasize the importance of long-term financial security for individuals, families, and entrepreneurs.
The Financial Wellness and Wealth Building workshop highlights the importance of working with financial professionals who can provide guidance on building and managing wealth effectively. Participants explored essential steps in crafting a solid financial plan that ensures long-term security and stability while gaining insights into key money management strategies tailored for business owners and individuals. The discussion emphasizes the need for proactive preparation to handle financial emergencies and unexpected expenses, ensuring financial resilience. Ultimately, the session underscores the role of financial literacy in fostering an equitable economy, empowering communities to build and sustain lasting financial independence.
Build in Tulsa’s mission is to close the wealth gap in America by catalyzing the creation of multi-generational wealth through tech and entrepreneurship. We’re dedicated to empowering underresourced entrepreneurs by providing funding, mentorship, and community support to foster sustainable business growth. Build in Tulsa is rooted in the legacy of Black Wall Street. Build in Tulsa is building the infrastructure for an equitable economy.
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Lead Facilitator: Reginald Canal
Workshop filmed by Neek Films for Build in Tulsa