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Black Church Consumer Index Survey Project (BCCIS)

The National Black Church Initiative's (NBCI) Black Church Consumer Index Survey (BCCIS) is an innovative tool to track and analyze up-to-date data covering our membership's interactions with the market place. BCCIS enables NBCI to better understand the behaviors and patterns corresponding to a wide array of products and issues across our 34,000 churches and 15.7 million members.

National Black Church 10-Year Economic Development Plan

A Fresh Economic Start for the Black ChurchTen 2017-2027 Economic Development Plan
The NBCI Financial Literacy Program based on 4 basic principles, budgeting, debt reduction, savings and staying within your budget.

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Why Don't More Financial Advisors Look Like Lazetta Braxton"? - How to Address the Industry's Race Problem

Why Don't More Financial Advisors Look Like Lazetta Braxton"? - How to Address the Industry's Race Problem More black families are entering the economic mainstream, have more income and are saving for college and retirement.... They need advice and [the financial services industry] is passing up millions of dollars by not reaching out to them. -Rev. Anthony Evans

The National Black Church Initiative Financial Literacy Program
Teaching African Americans to Budget, Save and Plan for the FutureNational Black Church Initiative Financial Literacy Program

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The African American Financial Experience

The African American Financial Experience
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African American Consumer 2013 Report

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NBCI Mission Statement Concerning Personal and Business Finance

Over the past eight years the Black community has experienced what amounts to an economic tsunami. Billions of dollars have left the Black community through the foreclosure crisis, the devaluing of existing homes owned by African Americans, the devaluing of African American retirement plans and 401Ks and the loss of employment and business opportunities. We will focus our energy on learning how to build wealth and manage it. We will provide actionable information on municipal bonds, stocks, savings, currency investment, insurance and other wealth building tools.
See our full statement "A Note on the Current Recession: The Game Has Changed".

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