Articles from Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce

California’s election is being decided at the kitchen table. Seven in ten likely voters name an economic issue as the state’s top problem — cost of living (38%), housing (19%), and the economy and jobs (12%) — and their ballot choices suggest they want the bill sent to the top, according to a new poll by AIMSA, distributed by Quadratín California.

With household budgets under pressure and small firms operating on thin margins, the Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce (HISCEC) is launching Season Five of Tu Futuro Finanzas, a national initiative designed to do two things well: help families lower monthly costs and help small business owners operate lean and become lender-ready. Resources are available nationwide, with materials offered in English and Spanish.

The Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce (HISCEC) has announced the expansion of its financial literacy program, Tu Futuro, (Your Future) through a new partnership with NBCUniversal Local’s Telemundo Station Group. This collaboration aims to provide Spanish-speaking small business owners and consumers across the United States with essential financial education, productivity tools, and strategies for economic growth.

In its third year, Tu Futuro, a financial literacy program and platform aimed at teaching finance basics to Spanish-speaking Latinos, has expanded to additional markets across the country including: Arizona, California, Colorado, Georgia, Nevada, and Texas. The Tu Futuro program is made possible by Wells Fargo through its collaboration with the Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce (HISCEC) and Univision/Entravision.

Wells Fargo announced today a grant to the Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce that will launch Tu Futuro (Your Future), a financial empowerment program and platform aimed at cultivating finance basics to youth, adults and small business owners to assist in solving financial issues impacting the Latino communities in Southern California, San Diego, El Centro and Yuma. Tu Futuro is a program by HISCEC (Hispanic Chamber of Commerce E-Commerce) sponsored by Wells Fargo, with Univision as media partner.