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This Hispanic Heritage Month, Wells Fargo was a proud sponsor of L’ATTITUDE which highlighted hundreds of Latino businessmen and women, entrepreneurs, politicians and entertainers who are inspiring change within their communities. Through our 10 year, $125B Hispanic Lending commitment, we are proud to provide resources to help the Latino community succeed financially. Learn more: http://ow.ly/nDdD30ppmRO

September is National Preparedness Month. Follow these 6 steps to financially prepare for disaster. 1. Save important financial documents on a thumb drive. 2. Have cash or an emergency fund that can be accessed quickly. 3. Check with your insurance company and review your policy. 4. Consider setting up online banking, mobile banking, bill pay and electronic account alerts. 5. Make a visual or written record of your property and possessions. 6. Photograph the interior and exterior of your home.

Did you know, more than half of Americans are not prepared if a disaster was to occur? It’s important to be proactive, as preparation can ease the recovery process. To help, Wells Fargo offers 5 tips to get financially prepared before a disaster strikes. http://ow.ly/BxPo30oSrVm

Wells Fargo, in partnership with the Latino Business Action Network and CSFI, is a proud sponsor of the We All Grow 2019 summit that brought together hundreds of Latina entrepreneurs and creators to network, inspire and learn from one another. We are also committed to helping the Latino community succeed financially through advancing homeownership.

According to a Realtor.com survey, 87% of pet owners took their pet’s needs into account when buying a home. Did you take your pet’s needs into account during your home search?

Weakening global demand, growing oil supplies, and the U.S.’s lessening reliance on Middle East oil all factor into lower prices at the pump, Wells Fargo's Investment Institute’s John LaForge says. Read why the 2019 SummerTravel season has lower-than-expected gas prices.

Pride didn’t start out as a celebration, but a fight for social justice. Part of Wells Fargo's commitment to its team members and customers is to do all we can to support diversity and inclusion. During the month of June and all year long, we proudly support the LGBTQ community. #Pride2020

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This Hispanic Heritage Month, Wells Fargo was a proud sponsor of L’ATTITUDE which highlighted hundreds of Latino businessmen and women, entrepreneurs, politicians and entertainers who are inspiring change within their communities. Through our 10 year, $125B Hispanic Lending commitment, we are proud to provide resources to help the Latino community succeed financially. Learn more: http://ow.ly/nDdD30ppmRO

At its core, the No Barriers organization is about creating community and helping people build a team to support them through the highs and the lows of life. Click to read more about the No Barriers Summit and why Wells Fargo is proud to support the effort.

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September is National Preparedness Month. Follow these 6 steps to financially prepare for disaster. 1. Save important financial documents on a thumb drive. 2. Have cash or an emergency fund that can be accessed quickly. 3. Check with your insurance company and review your policy. 4. Consider setting up online banking, mobile banking, bill pay and electronic account alerts. 5. Make a visual or written record of your property and possessions. 6. Photograph the interior and exterior of your home.

Did you know, more than half of Americans are not prepared if a disaster was to occur? It’s important to be proactive, as preparation can ease the recovery process. To help, Wells Fargo offers 5 tips to get financially prepared before a disaster strikes. http://ow.ly/BxPo30oSrVm

Wells Fargo, in partnership with the Latino Business Action Network and CSFI, is a proud sponsor of the We All Grow 2019 summit that brought together hundreds of Latina entrepreneurs and creators to network, inspire and learn from one another. We are also committed to helping the Latino community succeed financially through advancing homeownership.