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While your business may have started with a dream, let’s not forget to plan for tomorrow by ensuring your business has the support it needs to last and grow for the future.
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of Hispanic businesses owners say access to capital is a challenge.
69%
of Hispanic business owners say finding qualified employees is more difficult now than it was even 6-months ago.
89%
of Hispanic business owners say that inflation is currently impacting their businesses.
Yet, a growing number of Hispanics and Latinos see entrepreneurship as a path to building wealth. In fact, 56% believe they could start or own a business one day.
Check out this study for insights from Hispanic and Latino families around key financial topics, and helpful ideas that can help you turn your American Dream into reality.
Raising capital is a top concern for Hispanic business owners. Take a look at some alternative means of financing.
Learn MoreThirty percent of Hispanic small business owners who are currently hiring are having difficulty determining competitive pay and benefits. See what you can offer.
Learn MoreWith longer life expectancies and fewer savings than the overall population, Hispanic Americans face the threat of outliving one’s assets. Start preparing now.
Learn MoreReady to learn more? Check out these resources designed to help you get started with your business planning strategy.
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Top 10 Questions For Business Owners
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