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Housing & Financial Literacy
Goal #3: Every American Lives in Safe, Decent, Affordable & Energy Efficient Housing on Fair Terms
NUL’s housing and community development initiatives focus on expanding homeownership opportunities in inner-city neighborhoods and rural communities.
The division operates on the basis that economic and social self-sufficiency achieved through homeownership strengthens families, neighborhoods, and cities by giving residents a stake in the welfare of their communities.
By providing technical assistance and training, identifying and disseminating information on effective homeownership models, and conducting research to strengthen the policy environment for homeownership, this division enhances the programmatic and policy capabilities of local NUL affiliates to contribute to the 2025 empowerment goal of ensuring all Americans have access to safe, decent, affordable, and energy efficient housing on fair terms.
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The Grio (Money)
- Employers add 151K jobs, African-American unemployment dips slightly November 5, 2010
- 11/01/10 - theGrio & CNBC Market Update November 1, 2010
- Wells Fargo erred in thousands of foreclosures October 28, 2010
- What the FICO? 5 things to avoid while fixing your credit October 27, 2010
Topics of Interest
- From Surviving to Winning - Housing Success
- Proud New Homeowner, thanks to the Urban League of Palm Beach County
- The San Diego Affiliate Helped Ms. Foley Save Her Home!
- Mrs. Reilly Received $55,000 to Fix Up Her New Home, Thanks to the Rochester Urban League!
- Jacksonville Urban League Helps Client with Mortgage Payments
- Mortgage Reduction for One of Newark's Own
- Louisville Urban League Warns Residents Not To Sell
- Woman Saves Her Home Thanks to Louisville Urban League
- She Saved $600 on Rent Thanks to the Columbus Urban League!
