Your effort matters
Your hard work deserves more opportunity.
We are building a financial home for immigrant communities and others underserved by financial services in the United States—in English and Spanish.
Build on what you already have.
Working, paying rent, saving and running a business all take effort. Yet unfamiliar requirements, documentation and language can make financial services hard to navigate.
You may already have savings, a bank account or strong credit. Your next step should reflect your situation. Palante Uno exists to help you understand the path ahead, recognize what you have prepared and identify the questions that still need answers.
A clearer picture. A useful next step.
Bring your money, credit and homeownership goals into one place. Start with practical guides, planning tools and a record of your preparation. Entrepreneurs can also organize business costs and records.
- Understand your income, expenses and savings priorities.
- Learn what credit information means for your next conversation.
- Prepare for the costs, records and questions involved in buying a home.
- Keep track of what you have done and what you want to work on next.
A financial home, rooted in community.
Community organizations can be an important starting point for people navigating unfamiliar financial systems. Our longer-term vision includes working with local organizations and qualified providers to help members find relevant guidance.
That network is still being developed. The public resources linked here are independent learning resources, not a list of Palante Uno partners or endorsements.
Start with preparation today.
Self-guided plans, learning resources and planning calculators are available now. You can begin as a guest; member accounts are available when enrollment is enabled.
Bank connections, credit monitoring, payments and sponsored services are not available in this release. Preparing a plan does not guarantee credit or homeownership.
Build on what you have