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CNote Partnership Announcement: Chicago Community Loan Fund
CNote is excited to announce its partnership with The Chicago Community Loan Fund
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Gender inequality is entrenched. Here are four things You can do about it.
Throughout my career in financial services, I was frequently the only woman in the room. I know all too well how it feels to be talked over, ignored, or simply excluded. I also know how different it can be – I feel lucky to have allies and mentors who made it clear that the bad…
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CNote Partnership Announcement: Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, Inc.
CNote is excited to announce its partnership with Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs, Inc.
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Bad Math: The Trump Administration’s Proposal to Siphon $1.7 Billion of Potential Economic Activity Out of Low-Income Communities to Save $141 Million in Spending
This piece advocating for our CDFI partners originally featured in The Hill.
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A conversation on finance and impact investing with Stanford Students
A dialog around money On Friday, May 11th CNote sponsored a discussion at Stanford about impact investing, the evolution of finance, and how students could get involved both personally and professionally.
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CNote takes 2nd place in Benzinga Fintech Awards
Benzinga hosted its annual Fintech Awards yesterday, May 15th, in New York.
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CNote selected as Benzinga Fintech Award Finalist
We’re proud to announce that CNote has been selected as a finalist for the 2018 Benzinga Fintech Awards in the “Investing in Millennials” category.
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National Small Business Week 2018 – CNote Small Business Success Stories
This year, National Small Business Week runs from April 29th to May 5th.
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What’s America doing with their tax return this year?
CNote commissioned a survey to understand how people plan to use their tax returns this year. We also asked those same people whether they thought the recent tax law changes would benefit them.
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CNote’s CEO Speaks at UC Berkeley – FinTech For Good Panel
FinTech For Good Panel: Digital Financial Inclusion, the business opportunity of serving the underserved in a digital world The Fintech Club at UC Berkeley’s Haas School of Business invited thought leaders in the Fintech space to discuss how innovation, technology, and user-centered design can change the way we serve the financial needs of underserved consumers.