In the 1930s, when the Social Security expectancy is 76 years, and by 2020 it is expected to increase to 78 years. Also, during the baby-boom period, the average family had three children; from 1970-1990 that number had decreased to two children. Taken together, and without appropriate action, these demographic changes pose major challenges to the Social Security system and to the financial and retirement security of the Latino community.
UnidosUS submitted this official comment letter to the OCC, Federal Reserve, and FDIC, strongly opposing the proposal to rescind the 2023 Community Reinvestment Act (CRA) Final Rule. The letter highlights […]
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Fact sheet on the 2025 tax plan’s impact—broken promises, cuts to vital programs, and harm to Latino and working families across the U.S.
La investigación apoyada por nuestra Iniciativa HOME ofrece un punto de partida y los próximos pasos sobre las soluciones políticas y de vivienda que necesitamos implementar para mejorar esta oportunidad económica crítica para los latinos.
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