Thanks to TurboTax for sponsoring this post, and for empowering Latinos to file their taxes with confidence and ease by providing bilingual information and support! Get organized. Having all the information and paperwork you need ready will make the process quicker and smoother. The best way to do this is to have a place where you file … Read more
Thanks to TurboTax for sponsoring this post, and for empowering Latinos to file their taxes with confidence and ease by providing bilingual information and support! Last year I was introduced to TurboTax and had the opportunity to work with them. Since I moved to the United States about 10 years ago doing my taxes has been one of … Read more
Most kids spend years learning algebra, science, history, and literature, but many of them leave school without learning how to manage money. And honestly, that feels like such a missed opportunity because money management is one of those real-life skills they will use every single day as adults. That is why teaching financial literacy for … Read more
This is a sponsored campaign with Mom It Forward Influencer Network. #ChaseSlate When I moved to the United States with my family nine years ago from Guatemala I didn’t have credit history. I have slowly been building up my credit and improving it and to accomplish that it’s very important for me to stay on top … Read more
I was the first one in my family to graduate from college and for our familia, as for many Latino families, going to college is part of that American dream. Back when I attended college I did not know much about the options that were available to me in terms of financial aid and … Read more
This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of CHASE. The opinions and text are all mine. Many of the decisions I make regarding my family’s finances are based on things that I learned from my parents and I want to pass on many of these financial tips down to my kids. … Read more
Long gone are those days when I lived carefree and did not think about the future. Now thinking about the future: how I will make sure that my daughter who has autism has the financial backup she needs and how I need to save for college for my son, is something I do all the … Read more
Financial independence for Latina women can look very different from one person to the next. For me, it started with writing about Guatemala because I missed home. I certainly wasn’t thinking about building a travel business when I started sharing the places, foods, traditions, and experiences I loved. I was living away from Guatemala, raising … Read more
This is brought to you by a compensated campaign in collaboration with Latina Bloggers Connect and Wells Fargo. All thoughts and content are my own. #WellsFargo #Sponsored When I was growing up talking about ways to manage my money was never a topic of conversation in my house. For so many years I never worried … Read more
