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The crucial skill in shrinking the financial literacy gap for Native Americans probably has less to do with numbers and finance than it does with communication and listening.
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Since its establishment in 2006, the Yurok Tribe’s nonprofit lending institution, The Alliance CDFI, has fought to help one or two aspiring entrepreneurs at a time, says tribal councilman and former Alliance board member Toby Vanlandingham.
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Tragedy struck the Poarch Band of Creek Indians community last week, following the death of the tribe’s chief financial officer, Tim Speegle.
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WASHINGTON—As Indian Country celebrated a major win for tribal sovereignty in Brackeen v. Haaland, the Supreme Court chipped away at a different aspect of tribes’ inherent right to govern themselves with another opinion issued Thursday morning.
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The Native American Finance Officers Association (NAFOA) has a new leader in Susan Masten, who took up the role of interim executive director earlier this month.
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The Native American Finance Officers Association (NAFOA) announced a change in leadership late last week. The nonprofit financial education and networking organization named former Yurok Tribal Leader Susan Masten as its interim executive director, effective June 1.
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After a historic 2022, Indian Land Capital Company (ILCC) aims to do even bigger things over the next 12 to 15 months — to the tune of “$20 million to $25 million in projects,” CEO Rjay Brunkow, a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians, told Tribal Business News.
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SCOTUS hears arguments in bankruptcy case that has implications for doing business in Indian Country
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WASHINGTON—A bankruptcy lawsuit involving an $1,100 payday loan could redefine a decades-long interpretation of tribal sovereign immunity and bleed into many aspects of doing business in Indian Country.
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Jamul Indian Village Development Corporation announced last week that it closed on a $515 senior credit facility led by KeyBanc Capital Markets, Inc.