Money

As I was going through the data and analytics for this story, I found some interesting things about Tuscaloosa County. We don't have one town in the top 10 richest towns in Alabama.

So, who are the three richest people in the state of Alabama? Do you know any of them? Have you met any of them? Where do they live in Alabama? This vast fortune that these people have was built in what industry? All good questions and now it's time for the answers.

Tuscaloosa One Place, a local family resource nonprofit, is hosting a free relationship course where participating couples can earn over $300.

Tuscaloosa business mover and shaker, Stan Pate recently made an offer to the public for the prize of $10,000. The instructions were clear and easy, except, it wasn't THAT easy. Stan Pate offered $10,000 to the first person who could properly guess his nickname from some time ago...

Yes, 10,000 DOLLARS to anyone that can solve his riddle. Tuscaloosa business mover and shaker, Stan Pate, is the one who is currently demoloshing McFarland Mall. In the middle of the demolition is when Pate declared the financial offer for the public. I'm not sure that riddle is the right word for it, but someone will win $10,000, with $1,000 for the first person with the correct answer and $9,000 to the charity of their choice.

With the Thanksgiving holiday fastly approaching, Gov. Kay Ivey is giving some financial help to low-income areas in Alabama.

OK now, raise your hand if you hate to save money! Yeah, I don't see you (or anyone) raising their hand. According to rent.com, these are the best, or cheapest cities to live in throughout the state of Alabama. You might be surprised where some cities rank and it could influence future moves.

In my opinion, unless you are married, this is some complete foolishness of some men asking women to be their bank.

The Tuscaloosa Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated is hosting a virtual seminar, “Navigating your Career and Finances during the COVID – 19 pandemic” will be held on Tuesday, April 6, 2021, at 7:00 pm.

I hear about so many opportunities to get paid for giving your opinion. It's looking like Tuscaloosa residents have their chance to do just that.