During a ceremony in Los Angeles on Wednesday, officials with the Consulate General of Mexico, Inclusiv, Rize Credit Union and other Juntos Avanzamos-designated credit unions all signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate together to build a better system of financial inclusion and economic empowerment for Hispanic communities in the Southern California area. The ultimate goal: help people of modest means reach financial independence regardless of their immigration status.
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