Financial Access for Immigrants: Lessons from Diverse Perspectives
      © 2006 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and The Brookings Institution

      As immigrant settlement has become a widespread phenomenon across the United States, more communities are concerned with the prospects for their full social and economic integration.

Both opportunities and challenges remain in moving immigrants into the financial mainstream. Along the path to achieving their own economic goals, immigrants must make many choices about how to navigate the U.S. financial system. These choices can accelerate the integration process or slow it down. Creating more connections to mainstream financial institutions will strengthen families, communities, and encourage economic development and growth.

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