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University of Southern California

Wealth-Building Resources

Wealth-Building Resources

What are your life goals? 

We all have financial goals — you may want to save for education or retirement, get out of debt or buy a house.

This resource guide includes tools to help achieve your dreams. Navigate to each section at the menu on the right or the bottom of your screen. Each of the pages contains links that will help you manage your budget, buy a home, learn how to invest, and more.

Find out how to take control of your financial future!


RAPID RESPONSE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT SESSION

SNAP at a Crossroads: An Update on Federal Aid Programs

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The federal government shutdown has brought great uncertainty about funding for food aid, as well as other aid programs. Gain answers about the status of federal funding for SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, known in Los Angeles County as CalFresh. You will also learn about resources for your community members, and find out how your congregation or organization can help others during this time.

In addition, learn about changes in Medi-Cal eligibility that will take effect in 2026. Medi-Cal offers healthcare services to individuals and families with limited income and resources.

Tuesday, November 4 @ 1 pm PT
Register on Zoom

Speaker:
Rosa María Santana
Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services
Strategic Initiatives Division – Community Engagement

This program is part of the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture’s Economic Empowerment program. In 2026, our Economic Empowerment series will explore the impact of new federal policies on families and communities.

 

Presenters will share information, resources and general strategies for economic empowerment. The presentation is not intended to be investment advice or personal financial counseling. Seek a duly licensed professional for advice.

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First Citizens Bank sponsors financial empowerment programs conducted by the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture. Explore “Insights” on their website for advice on personal, small business and commercial finance, plus wealth management.