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OneUnited Bank began almost 50 years ago by combining Black-owned banks across
the country and uniting them all under the same mission; to create an
institution to garner our spending power and channel it back into the
communities we serve. Today, Bl... read more
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Feb 9 2022
OneUnited Trailer
Welcome to The OneTransaction Podcast.  In this podcast, we’ll help you find the
one transaction that could start you down your path of building systemic,
generational wealth. We’ll talk to experts, authors, and award-winning
journalists and financiers about homeownership, building credit, budgeting,
brand building, and closing the racial wealth gap. What will your one
transaction be?
2 min
Apr 28 2022
A Masterclass on Budgeting and Savings PT. 2
Featuring: Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche, New York Times Best Selling Author
of “Get Good with Money”   Tiffany picks up on the topic of credit and debt and
the key to making any credit score “jump like Jordan.” She also explains how the
first five steps all tie into each other and work copacetically. Tiffany also
goes over the last five steps to achieving financial wholeness: investing, learn
to earn (next level adulting), insurance, net worth, and estate planning.
Rounding out the discussion, Tiffany explains that being financially free is not
the same as being financially whole. Financial wholeness is the path to building
and maintaining wealth.
35 min
Apr 21 2022
A Masterclass on Budgeting and Savings Pt. 1
Featuring: Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche, New York Times Best Selling Author
of “Get Good with Money”   Tiffany discusses her system for financial wholeness
and explains how to get good with money. Explaining that financial wholeness is
comprised of ten components that create a foundation to build a financial
lifeline, Tiffany covers the first five steps of her plan; money mindset,
budgeting, savings, debt, and credit; breaking down each component into
easy-to-understand steps to help anyone achieve their financial goals.
27 min
Apr 14 2022
Building a Movement and Brand in the Digital Age Pt. 2
Featuring: Kevin Cohee, Chairman and CEO, OneUnited Bank, largest Black-owned
bank, and Calvin Martyr, founder of #BlackOutDay2020, #BlackOutDay2021, and I Am
We Global. Kevin and Calvin discuss marketing tactics and the merits of a
traditional corporate approach compared to a grassroots/word of mouth approach.
Calvin shares how social media and community engagement has the ability to push
massive social movement. The pair then talk about profitability and consumer
loyalty, while explaining the importance of customer service, communication, and
conflict resolution, even in the digital realm. They also discuss digital real
estate, which includes domain ownership and trademarks, and how social media and
the internet has quickly become a vital business tool and something that can
help build generational wealth if adequately utilized.
30 min
Apr 7 2022
Building a Movement and Brand in the Digital Age Pt. 1
Featuring: Kevin Cohee, Chairman and CEO, OneUnited Bank, largest Black-owned
bank, and Calvin Martyr, founder of #BlackOutDay2020, #BlackOutDay2021, and I Am
We Global.   This episode introduces Kevin and Calvin’s ties to various social
justice movements, the parts they played, and how they have created successful
branding. Centering anti-racism, they discuss digital marketing and recognizable
branding as an essential tool.   Calvin also expertly explains social equity,
its importance, and how to get it.   Kevin and Calvin discuss the difference
between having a brand and building a business. Together they discuss the tools
they used to build brands and get their desired messages out, while also
sharing  the different ways in which their respective companies grew with their
brand.
31 min
Mar 31 2022
The Importance of Wills in the Age of COVID Pt. 2
Featuring: Sharon Epperson, senior personal finance correspondent for CNBC, and
Lori Douglass, Esq., estate planning attorney and founder partner of Douglass
Rodemacher LLP. In this episode, Sharon and Lori talk about digital assets, the
consequences of not having a will, and the different types of estate planning. 
Sheri and Lori explain the importance of keeping documents up to date,
especially in the case of a move, as estate planning laws are state-specific.
Lori also highlights different taxes and rules to be aware of when creating
their estate plan. They also discuss how to find an estate planner, how to avoid
a “hot mess,” and reiterate the importance of estate planning to generational
wealth.
31 min
Mar 24 2022
The Importance of Wills in the Age of COVID Pt. 1
Featuring: Sharon Epperson, senior personal finance correspondent for CNBC, and
Lori Douglass, Esq., estate planning attorney and founder partner of Douglass
Rodemacher LLP. Sharon and Lori discuss leaving a legacy of financial strength
through estate planning. They explain how vital wills and estate planning are
for building generational wealth, and how over the last two years, it has become
apparent that not enough people are set up in the way they should be in the
instance of a life-altering event.  Sharon and Lori also discuss the key
components, the requirements, and when and how to start estate planning; noting
that everyone over the age of eighteen, regardless of wealth, should have estate
planning in place.   Lori rounds out the discussion by detailing what documents
you may need depending on the situation, how to pick trusted people, and how to
have delicate conversations with loved ones about estate planning.
27 min
Mar 17 2022
Myth vs The Reality of The Racial Wealth Gap & How to Fix It Pt. 2
Featuring: Karen Hunter, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist and host of The Karen
Hunter Show on SiriusXM Urban View, and Professor Mehrsa Baradaran, author of
The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap.   In this episode,
Karen and Mehrsa continue their discussion about the racial wealth gap in the
United States. They discuss a potential blueprint for a way forward and how
change is possible.   They also consider how the racial wealth gap could be
closed sooner than 200 years and how individuals can (and should) actively
participate.   Additionally, Karen and Mehrsa discuss modern social movements,
pushback, and the logistics of finding a way forward.
28 min
Mar 10 2022
Myth vs The Reality of The Racial Wealth Gap & How to Fix It Pt. 1
Featuring: Karen Hunter, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Journalist and host of The Karen
Hunter Show on SiriusXM Urban View, and Professor Mehrsa Baradaran, author of
The Color of Money: Black Banks and the Racial Wealth Gap.   Racism within the
systems of the United States has led to a wealth gap that some reports claim
will take over 200 years to close. In this episode, Karen and Mehrsa discuss the
reality of the racial wealth gap, what that looks like, and why it exists.   
Mehrsa spent over a decade studying and debunking the myths around the racial
wealth gaps and the exceptions we have made rules. With Karen, she discusses her
findings, frustrations, the reality of American history, and its impact on
finance today.    Karen and Mehrsa also examine how violence, domestic
terrorism, and legal looting as a means of control and suppression are utilized
against the Black community and prevent wealth growth.    The pair round out the
discussion with the legacy of events like the Red Summer and the passage of the
New Deal have left behind.   
28 min
Mar 3 2022
Rebuilding Credit Pt. 2 -- How to Manage Your Credit Score
Featuring: Chris Browning, podcast host and producer of the award-winning
Popcorn Finance, and Sherri Brewer, SVP/Chief Retail Officer, OneUnited Bank,
the largest Black-owned bank.   Sherri joins Chris to discuss how the bank looks
at a credit or loan application. The pair share how banks weigh risks, how they
read a credit report, and additional factors that play into their decision.  
Sherri and Chris explain the different types of loans and how one kind of credit
can impact another.  Additionally, Sherri talks about the advancement of
automation in credit decisions reducing human oversight on applications.   They
also debunk some common credit myths that are actively harming people’s scores.
26 min
Feb 24 2022
Rebuilding Credit Pt. 1-- How to Manage Your Credit Score
Featuring: Chris Browning, podcast host and producer of the award-winning
Popcorn Finance, and Sherri Brewer, SVP/Chief Retail Officer, OneUnited Bank,
the largest Black-owned bank. In this episode, Chris Browning explains how
credit scores work, how they came to be, and how they are constructed. Credit
scores are not indicative of how good a person is with money, just how good they
are at loaning money and paying it back. They are a relatively new concept
designed to help banks make decisions about loan applications. Chris discusses
how credit bureaus calculate scores and what information goes into them. Chris
also talks about what a credit score number means and how lenders view it -
describing the different factors that impact a credit score and how to manage
each one.
36 min
Feb 17 2022
Homeownership Pt. 2-- The Keys to Achieving Home Ownership Today
Featuring: Michelle Singletary, personal finance columnist (Washington Post) and
author of the book “What to Do with Your Money When Crisis Hits” and Ross Mac,
Revolt TV “Maconomics” creator and personal finance expert.   Ross and Michelle
dive into spending habits within the Black community and how it impacts wealth
distribution and the community as a whole. They talk about how wealth and
freedom from debt lift families from generation to generation. Bringing it back
to homeownership, they discuss property taxes and school funding.   A
significant barrier for most home buyers is a lack of or low credit. Ross and
Michelle discuss how homeownership is possible with a less than ideal credit
score and some steps to take in that situation. Further, they discuss first-time
buyer programs, HUD-approved programs, and FHA options.   Conclusively, they
discuss how generational wealth provides choices and freedom for those that
possess it.
33 min
Feb 10 2022
Home Ownership Pt 1 : The Keys To Achieving Home Ownership Today
Featuring: Michelle Singletary, personal finance columnist (Washington Post) and
author of the book “What to Do with Your Money When Crisis Hits” and Ross Mac,
Revolt TV “Maconomics” creator and personal finance expert.   Buying a home can
be overwhelming, confusing, and, at times, seem near impossible. In this
episode, Ross and Michelle break down what it takes to buy a property, how to
figure out the right time to do so, and how to qualify for a mortgage. They also
share some good financial habits that will help keep buyers in their homes,
including budgeting with a cushion and avoiding new debts. Through lived
experience and shared expertise, Ross and Michelle detail home and loan
selection. They discuss the impact neighborhoods can have on property values,
how value appreciation works in redlined areas, and the importance of investing
in the Black community. Additionally, Ross and Michelle talk about hesitancy in
the market, especially focusing on the recent property boom throughout the
country. Over-excitement is leading to overspending, which is causing avoidable
mistakes or problems for buyers. In recognizing the issues of America’s past and
the impact on America’s present, Ross and Michelle seek to highlight the path to
generational wealth with homeownership.
28 min
Feb 9 2022
OneUnited Trailer
Welcome to The OneTransaction Podcast.  In this podcast, we’ll help you find the
one transaction that could start you down your path of building systemic,
generational wealth. We’ll talk to experts, authors, and award-winning
journalists and financiers about homeownership, building credit, budgeting,
brand building, and closing the racial wealth gap. What will your one
transaction be?
2 min