Americans who don’t file taxes because of their income level are still eligible to receive Economic Impact Payments for themselves and their dependents
Americans who don’t file taxes because of their income level are still eligible to receive Economic Impact Payments for themselves and their dependents
This blog highlights Military Consumer Protection Month and the year-round Military Consumer Campaign
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
FDIC Consumer News
July 28, 2020
Working Through Financial Difficulty
Overcoming Budgetary Setbacks
The FDIC encourages banks to work with their customers experiencing financial difficulty, where possible
The CFPB is taking steps to help create real and sustainable changes in our financial system so that African Americans and other minorities have equal opportunities to build wealth and close the economic divide
A growing number of financial services are powered by data sharing
If you’ve co-signed a private student loan, you’re financially responsible for missed payments
The Office of Research released a report that synthesizes the rigorous research of programs and strategies aiming to help consumers achieve greater savings
Many Americans continue to face economic challenges during these uncertain times
Learn about the consumer protection laws that keep servicemembers and military families safe from financial fraud and unfair or abusive practices