Topic: Financial Literacy

"I Got Bank" art and essay contest promo featuring the children's book by Teri Williams. Includes a "Free E-Book!" offer.
Financial Literacy

15TH ANNUAL “I GOT BANK!”

OneUnited Bank is sponsoring the 14th annual financial literacy contest for youth between the ages of 8 – 12 years old. Simply either write and submit a 250-word essay (250 words not 250 characters) or create and submit an art project (PDF only) about what you learned from the book “I Got Bank!” (or from another financial literacy book available in your library or home) and how you can use what you learned in your life or the life of your family.

A mature man with a bald head and a salt-and-pepper beard, wearing glasses and a light-colored button-down shirt, intently examines a piece of paper in his hands. He's seated at a table next to a mature woman with shoulder-length blonde hair and a light blue shirt. She looks thoughtfully at a laptop screen that is partially visible in the foreground. They appear to be in a kitchen setting, with a stainless steel range hood visible in the background. The overall impression is one of focused concentration as they review documents or information together.
Financial Literacy

How Tariffs Affect Your Wallet

What does a “tariff” have to do with your weekly budget or the price of eggs? Let’s break it down—and more importantly—let’s talk about what

A group of seven people, including adults and children, stand smiling in front of their house with a pool. As proud new homeowners, they’re casually dressed and appear relaxed, enjoying the dream of homeownership.
Financial Literacy

Renting VS Owning A Home: Pros and Cons

As we start the new year with pent-up demand for housing after several years of an unpredictable housing market, many are questioning whether renting or

Exterior of OneUnited Bank with large windows and an ATM available sign. Accessible parking spot and trees are visible in the foreground.
Digital Banking

Celebrating 50+ Years of OneUnited Bank

Our History At OneUnited Bank, our story spans over five decades of transformative impact. Founded during the civil rights movement of the 1960s, we began

A man in a denim shirt looks worriedly at a laptop while holding cash, sitting at a table surrounded by documents that hint at looming debt.
Financial Literacy

5 Tips on Managing Debt

The State of Debt in America Americans rely on debt to fund major milestones, bridge financial gaps, and, at times, survive unexpected hardships. From mortgages

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