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In this episode of WEC Connects, we explore personal finance 101 for newcomers to the U.S. We'll cover a range of topics, including opening a bank account, building credit, the tax system, investing, and retirement planning in the United States. 

Our volunteer teacher Argus Bacskocky with WEC's Financial Literacy Club will share valuable insights and tips for navigating the financial challenges that can arise when starting a new life in the United States #WECConnects

In today's episode, we speak with Daelit González, Director and member of the Board of Humanitarian Action. Humanitarian Action is a non-profit organization that works to serve populations suffering from humanitarian crises. Their work began in 2016, providing humanitarian aid to vulnerable communities in Venezuela. In 2020, Humanitarian Action internationalized their work and now assists Venezuelans outside of their home country by offering scholarships to learn English as a second language .

To learn more and support Humanitarian Action: www.humanitarianactionorg.com

In today's episode, we're speaking with Eduardo Reyes, who has a Master of Public Policy with a specialization in health policy. Prior to completing his graduate studies at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Eduardo pursued dual bachelor's degrees in economics and public health at the University of Maryland, College Park. Eduardo is passionate about analyzing, advocating for, and implementing equitable health policies to improve access to health care services across the community, using the Affordable Care Act as a prime example of this crucial work.