Aquellos consumidores con limitado manejo del inglés enfrentan retos únicos para conocer y acceder a servicios financieros
Aquellos consumidores con limitado manejo del inglés enfrentan retos únicos para conocer y acceder a servicios financieros
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced its first Tech Sprint to reduce regulatory burden and improve consumer understanding of financial services
Scammers take advantage of people during stressful times
Research by Bureau experts supports and often impacts Bureau policy
Do you know or work with someone who doesn’t typically file taxes? They may be eligible for Economic Impact Payments (EIP)
Consumers who are of limited English proficiency face unique challenges in learning about and accessing financial services
FDIC Consumer News
August 25, 2020
Prepare Your Finances to Weather the Storm
Understand the financial impacts of flood disasters
Flood damage to your home or business can be stressful and financially devastating
This fall, wherever you are and however you teach, these activities and tools can help build financial skills in children and young adults
Americans who don’t file taxes because of their income level are still eligible to receive Economic Impact Payments for themselves and their dependents
The Bureau reminds creditors of the availability of the Special Purpose Credit Program (SPCP) provisions of Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) and Regulation B to help meet the credit needs of underserved communities