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The Cost Of A Quinceañera

Mary Mata December 16, 2013

By Maria Hinojosa, Latino USA As the Latino population in Las Vegas has grown over the past decade or so, so has the business of quiceañeras. Families might empty their pockets to […]

AARP Tax Aide Tips: How Long Should I keep Tax Records?

Mary Mata December 13, 2013

Why Latinos are losing the retirement race

Mary Mata December 12, 2013

Looking to volunteer? Help prepare tax filings where you are, with what you’ve got

Mary Mata December 11, 2013

SPONSORED CONTENT One of the questions most frequently asked when it comes to volunteering is: What can I do? Followed by the just as frequent: Where can I do it? […]

Volunteer to help prepare tax filings. No accounting background – No problem.

Mary Mata December 9, 2013

SPONSORED CONTENT Volunteering with AARP Foundation Tax-Aide Five ways to volunteer that don’t include tax prep Each year individuals volunteer at thousands of AARP Foundation Tax-Aide sites across this country […]

Latino Unemployment Rate Falls Below 9 Percent For First Time In 5 Years

Mary Mata December 6, 2013

By Fox News Latino The nation’s Latino unemployment rate fell in November to 8.7 percent marking a five-year low since 2008, which is also the last time the Hispanic unemployment […]

Hispanic-owned businesses thrive in Texas

Mary Mata November 5, 2013

By Robert Grattan, Austin Business Journal Hispanic-owned businesses are continuing to drive U.S. economic growth, with more than 3.16 million companies nationwide – up nearly 40 percent since 2007 despite a […]