Anthony Edwards has been making headlines recently for his prolific performance on and off the court . Since joining the NBA in 2020, the young legend has already managed to stack up a list of accolades a mile long and has even landed a front-and-center placement as the subject of a season-long documentary with Netflix’s Starting 5 . The latter has seen Edwards popping up in the news a lot lately, due to his braggadocios nature and tendency to roast Jayson Tatum every chance he gets. Since Edwards has become such a major media figure in recent years, it only makes sense that we take a look at his net worth and various streams of income . According to Celebrity Net Worth , Anthony Edwards is currently packing an impressive nest egg of over $40 million, exemplifying his meteoric rise to super-stardom. So, let’s take a moment to study Edwards’ rise to popularity, college and NBA records, and other various streams of income to see what we can learn about his fast accumulation of...

Unfortunately, generational wealth isn’t readily available to Black Americans, but this founder is on a mission to change that. A. Donahue Baker is the co-founder and CEO of Money Avenue and is on a mission to help people create generational wealth through real estate acquisitions and entrepreneurial investment opportunities. When he isn’t leading change through his company, he is teaching entrepreneurship at Morehouse College or serving the community as a Certified Public Accountant. He defines generational wealth and highlights a key misconception most have when identifying wealth in that light during the latest episode of Black Tech Green Money with host Will Lucas. “One of the misconceptions is that generational wealth is simply making sacrifices in your own personal life that it will benefit the next generation,” said Baker. He also uses his own personal experience to highlight how generational wealth goes beyond just making those sacrifices. “I have a three-year-old son, his...

Your paycheck helps you live, but accumulating wealth takes more than a steady 9 to 5 with a nice salary. The average millionaire has seven streams of income. Rather than solely earning a salary from a single occupation, financial prosperity is generated by multiple investments that earn money without requiring active work, also known as passive income. If you’ve ever heard someone say, “it takes money to make money,” or something along the lines of, “rich people make money in their sleep,” you’ve heard about passive income. Take a look at the first Black female and male musicians to reach billionaire status, Rihanna and Jay-Z. Rihanna went nearly bankrupt then grew a $600 million net worth. The majority of Jay-Z’s income is the result of smart investments and business ventures, such as clothing lines, sports teams, music streaming and restaurants. The path to wealth building is rarely that straightforward, however. The racial wealth gap offers some proof. According to the 2019...