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Eva Longoria: Hollywood Needs More Latinos On Screen and Directing
Hispanic and Latino stories are underrepresented in film and TV, says actor and director Eva Longoria. She joined LX News to talk about her podcast “Connections with Eva Longoria” and her recent film “La Guerra Civil,” about Latino identity and the boxing rivalry between Oscar De La Hoya and Julio César Chávez.
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Why U.S. Minority Communities May Turn to Cryptocurrencies to Pay Their Bills
Cryptocurrency owners have a reputation for being white and male. However, research shows adoption among Hispanics is disproportionately high.
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Gaining Financial Literacy Can Help Hispanics Save and Invest Money
CNBC Invest in You is collaborating with Telemundo to bring Spanish-speaking Americans our Money 101 newsletter in Spanish.
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Latinos With Dark Skin Face More Discrimination, Study Finds
The Pew Research Center has found that skin tone impacts the everyday lives and the long-term success of Latinos in the U.S. The nonpartisan organization released findings of a survey on Thursday
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A Majority of Hispanics Aren't Saving for Retirement. Lack of Financial Knowledge Is a Factor, Expert Says
More than two-third of Hispanic households aren’t saving through workplace retirement vehicles like 401(k) plans, according to Morningstar.
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How the Mexican-American Family Behind Siete's Grain-Free Tortillas Hit $200 Million in Annual Sales
Veronica Garza started making almond flour tortillas after autoimmune diseases stopped her from enjoying a childhood staple. Now, the Siete co-founder’s family business is working to become a billion-dollar brand.
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How Financial Empowerment Helped One Woman Rise Up From Poverty
Poet Helen Lopez learned about money from her mother and by working as a teen. She believes a financial education can help Latinos achieve equity.
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An Investment in Child Care Would Help Lift Some Latina Women Out of Poverty, Analysis Finds
Democrats have set a deadline of Oct. 31 to enact President Joe Biden’s economic agenda, which includes expanding child-care benefits for working families.
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Puerto Rico Residents Aren't Getting Monthly Child Tax Credit Payments. That Could Change Soon
Puerto Rico residents, who are U.S. citizens, are not eligible to get the advance child tax credit payments that have lifted many children out of poverty.
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Op-Ed: The Importance of Hispanics and Latinos to the U.S. Economy
If Hispanics and Latinos were fully and equitably included in the U.S. economy, gains for the broader society could be tremendous, writes a Fed researcher.
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The Future of Home Ownership Is Latino
Latino buyers are expected to comprise 70% of homeownership growth from 2020-2040, serving as the growth engine of America’s residential real estate market.