NY Fed Fired Latina Examiner Who Took on Goldman
By Jake Bernstein, ProPublica In the spring of 2012, a senior examiner with the Federal Reserve Bank of New York determined that Goldman Sachs had a problem. Under a Fed mandate, […]
How ‘lawsuit lending’ is putting families at risk
By Febe Zepeda and Baldomero Garza, Latinovations An insidious problem has been creeping into the shady world of predatory lending – the practice of lawsuit lending. It goes something like this: […]
The Shrinking American Middle Class: Even More Challenging for Latinos
By Steve Moya, NewsTaco Many economists define middle-class as those adults whose annual household income is between $40, 000 and $120,000 or between two-thirds and twice the national median income. […]
29.1% of All Latinos Uninsured in Total 48 Million Americans Uninsured
By Hispanically Speaking News A Census Bureau report issued today shows that approximately 48 million people in 2012 did not have health insurance. This report shows an increase in the number of […]