Stacey Tisdale

Contributing writer

Award-winning on air financial journalist and author, Stacey Tisdale was the first woman and first African-American to report from the New York Stock Exchange in her role as a reporter/anchor for Emmy award winning Wall Street Journal Television. Stacey uses her personal finance and media platforms to educate her audiences about all aspects of our complex relationship with money.

Recent Articles

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4-minute read

#RealEstateReset: How Gloria Steinem is using her home to create a safe space for women

Feminist icon shares the role homeownership plays in her past, present and future

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6-minute read

#RealEstateReset: Stacey Tisdale shares how the government used real estate to separate blacks and whites, along with her personal story of racial isolation

The gap between Black and white homeownership is at its highest level in 50 years, with segregation and separation still abounding.

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5-minute read

#RealEstateReset: How one woman broke the chains of domestic violence and financial abuse to became a homeowner

Digging Deep And Building A Lasting Foundation For Wealth, Happiness And Prosperity

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5-minute read

[Women's history month] How black women have been undeterred in their determination to become homeowners - a reminder of the resilience within us all

Let’s remember the ways in which Black women have transcended systemic barriers in the past and found ways to build wealth through homeownership and use every resource available to us to keep breaking new ground.