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NBA star Chris Paul launches month-long initiative to draft one million kids into a path of financial freedom and generational wealth. | New Pittsburgh Courier

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NBA Star Chris Paul and Goalsetter, a Black-owned kids and family finance app that provides a next-generation, education-first banking experience for U.S. kids and teens, today announced a full-court press initiative to “draft” 1 Million Black and Brown kids to become the next generation of savers and investors, kicking off during Black History Month. The … Continued

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