The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) published Mortgagee Letter (ML) 2020-27, “Extension of Foreclosure and Eviction Moratorium in Connection with the Presidentially-Declared COVID-19 National Emergency,” which announces a third extension of […]
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Author Aly J. Yale of Bankrate.com wrote the following article on the various options recent college graduates have with regard to entering the current job market: Thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, unemployment has soared
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The knowledgeable and compassionate counselors at Trellis provide financial education opportunities for those who need it. From one-on-one sessions to free online courses, Trellis has used education to help members
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At any given time, people can have trouble making ends meet and achieving their goals. The COVID-19 pandemic has truly magnified the problem for many. It is easy to feel
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Trellis is excited to offer our financial literacy class online for free. Simply complete and submit the below form to receive a code to use during registration. Your confirmation will
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LEARN HOW TO STAY AFLOAT DURING TROUBLING TIMES With COVID-19 affecting so many people and their abilities to earn income, it is more import now to create a Crisis Budget
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Although Trellis has many departments, Ramona Aceves, has a hand in them all. As the Executive Admin. and H.R. Assistant, she provides support to the President & CEO, as well
If anyone has stepped through the doors at Trellis or called into the office, they have had the pleasure to encounter Karina Corral-Torres, our receptionist. Karina started with Trellis back
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