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Community Based Neighborhood Partners

  • •   East LA Community Corporation
  • •   Community Financial Resource Center
  • •   Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment
  • •   Valley Economic Development Corporation 
  • •   United Way of Greater Los Angeles 
  • Financial Partner
  • •   The Annenberg Foundation
  • •   Annie E. Casey Foundation
  • •   Wells Fargo/Wachovia
    •   US Bank
    •   Cathay Bank
    •   Broadway Federal Bank 
    •   Bank of America
    •   Bank of the West
    •   Citibank
    •   City National Bank
    •   E1 Federal Credit Union
    •   JPMorgan Chase/WAMU 
    •   Kinecta Federal Credit Union
    •   Union Bank of California

MANAGING YOUR FINANCES

We want you to have all the tools you need to get the most out of your new account and start saving for the future. We've partnered with local nonprofit organizations to offer you a wealth of financial education classes. Now you can learn how to:

•   Stay on a budget
•   Manage a checking account
•   Improve your credit rating
•   Pay off debt
•   Save for the future
•   Take a class at a community organization near you, or even online.


Learn in person
We've partnered with local community organizations East LA Community Corporation (links to www.elacc.org ), Community Financial Resource Center (links to www.cfrc.net), Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment (links to www.pacela.org), Valley Economic Development Corporation (links to www.vedc.org)  to provide financial education classes to everyone who opens a Bank on Los Angeles account. Our Community Partners offer classes in English and Spanish every month, at locations throughout the city.
Learn online
Online classes are an easy and convenient way to learn. Visit the Beehive's Web site to learn how to manage your checking account, create and manage a budget for your family, file taxes online for free, and much more. The Beehive also offers online tutorials on everything from getting a GED or finding a lawyer to obtaining low-cost health care or getting a free e-mail account. Click here to view available tutorials.

If you have any questions or comments about Bank on Los Angeles, please call (323) 465-0406.
 
Frequently Asked Questions
 
Find answers to common questions about the Bank on LA program, finances, and a list of additional resources.

HOSTING A FINANCIAL TRAINING

Bank on LA offers free, high-quality financial training for clients through
our community partners.

PARTNER WITH US

Bank on LA invites community organizations and banks and credit unions to partner with us, and help us reach even more unbanked Angelenos.

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PRESS

Learn about Bank on LA and our strategic partners, and read press coverage about the growing state and national movement to make checking accounts and financial services available for all.
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