NCLR surveys the Financial Services Advisory Council, comprised of 10 NCLR Affiliates, to gain insight into how Latinos are accessing financial services and how banking institutions serve the community.

Findings show that noncitizen Latinos have lower rates of bank account ownership than their citizen peers and also use credit products at lower rates. This profile features data collected by the National Council of La Raza ...

Findings show that Latinos are saving, but they continue to rely on family and friends in times of financial hardship. This profile features data collected by the National Council of La Raza in 2013 on Latinos and their ...

Letter to oppose the Vitter-DeMint amendment that proposes to strike done improved access to maintstream financial institutions.

With the rapid growth of the Hispanic population in the United States, the ability for Latino families to improve their financial health will become increasingly important for the overall growth of the nation’s economy.

This paper describes the financial barriers to adjusting immigration status, the void of small-dollar products available to Latino immigrants, models for providing financial resources alongside immigration services, and ...