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Financial Quick Tip: How Automating Your Finances Can Increase Your Wealth
Automate Your Way To Better Financial Habits, And A Larger Nest Egg Are you ever anxious at the thought of not having enough money saved in the event of a sudden emergency?
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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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What The Best Investors Say You Can do to Prepare for a Market Downturn
It’s Been a Great Run, is it Almost Over?
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Where Can I Get Financial Advice?
Financial advice: Is it only for the 1%? While the topic often invokes images of offshore tax havens and the management of large family estates, it is an outdated misconception that only those with a significant stockpile of cash can get access to top-tier financial advice.
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Marilyn Yu of Shared SF | Building a Space For Inspiration & Community
SHARED SF is founded on the apparent contradiction that 1 + 1 = 3. But as you’ll see, the math adds up. Doing more together What doesn’t fly in mathematics, can be irrefutable in the currency of community: When people work together, they can accomplish more than the sum of their parts. And synergy is…
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7 Financial Pitfalls and How They Can Negatively Impact Your Health
Does Money Matter? People often think they can compartmentalize various parts of their life. We may think that the way we eat doesn’t impact the way we feel, or that our financial situation won’t have an impact on our health or relationships. While for some it’s possible to keep everything separate, oftentimes challenges in one…
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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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