Personal finance for Latinos in the U.S.

Moving here was hard.
Understanding the system
shouldn't be.

I'm an immigrant who arrived three years ago. I went through the same maze of W-2s, 401(k)s, credits and state taxes. This is what I learned — no jargon, with tools you can use today.

Tools

Clear answers to real decisions.

We're starting with the most common question: how much actually hits your account. Coming next: dollar budgeting, multi-state offer comparison, and a first-year tax guide.

Coming soon

50/30/20 Budget

Tuned for U.S. salaries and LatAm remittances.

Coming soon

Offer comparator

Same salary, two states. Which one wins?

Coming soon

Your first tax return

A step-by-step guide to your first 1040.

What the channel covers

From SSN to 401(k), every step.

01

Landing and opening a bank account

ITIN, SSN, which banks accept newcomers.

02

Building credit from zero

Secured cards, realistic timelines, costly mistakes.

03

First job and the W-4

Fill it right so you don't overpay all year.

04

401(k) and the employer match

Why leaving money on the table hurts at 65.

05

Taxes in two countries

FBAR, FATCA, what to report back home.

06

Buying your first home

FHA, conventional, how an immigrant qualifies.

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