Cafecito y Dinero Webinar
¡Cafecito y Dinero! Webinar Saving, Planning, and Celebrating Life's Important Events Wednesday, August 12th from 3PM to 4PM EST REGISTRATIONDOWNLOAD FLYERSEE WHO ELSE IS COMING Join our conversation on helping our community use life's important celebrations to introduce financial planning and long-term saving resources to help our families be financially secure, beyond the moment. Let's talk about what these events genuinely represent for our community and how we can adaptRead More
COVID-19 & Indigenous Communities
COVID-19 & Indigenous Communities Thursday July 23, 2020 at 5:00PM MST / 7:00PM EST OVERVIEW: On July 23, 2020, Latinos for a Secure Retirement is partnering with the National Council on Aging (NCOA) to host a Cafecito (coffee chat) to engage communities in critical discussions on the impacts of COVID-19 on Indigenous Peoples and Spanish-speaking mixed-Indigenous Peoples in the United States. As a result of many historical, socioeconomic, and policyRead More
Young Adult Caregivers & COVID 19: Community Care and Self-Care
Young Adult Caregivers & COVID 19: Community Care and Self-Care Thursday May 14, 2020 from 2:00PM to 3:30PM EST OVERVIEW: Join us for an in-depth conversation to discuss the impacts of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) on caregivers. Many existing and new caregivers have experienced unprecedented changes that have impacted their living arrangements, increased their caregiving responsibilities, and made juggling work, childcare, and other routines more difficult. Join our webinar to hear ourRead More
Young Adult Digital Retirement Summit
Young Adult Digital Retirement Summit Join us for our first Digital Summit Thanks for joining us and making this digital summit a success. Watch the Livestream video As America’s Hispanic population continues to grow, the country’s financial wellbeing will increasingly reflect the financial wellbeing of Latino Americans. According to a research analysis by the National Institute on Retirement Security, 66 percent of working Millennials, ages 25-39, have nothing savedRead More
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Young Adult Digital Retirement Summit
Join us for our first Digital Summit As America’s Hispanic population continues to grow, the country’s financial wellbeing will increasingly reflect the financial wellbeing of Latino Americans. According to a research analysis by the National Institute on Retirement Security, 66 percent of working Millennials, ages 25-39, have nothing saved for retirement. The situation is far worse for Latinos of this generation, as 83 percent have nothing saved for retirement! This