Archive for Financial Empowerment – Page 2

The CFPB has identified a core set of five
financial outcomes for financial empowerment and capability programs to provide
common outcomes across a variety of different programs

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Saving
during tax time can help you be prepared for financial emergencies and begin to
plan for the future

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If you’re trying to
cut down your credit card debt, research shows it can help to keep a short
guideline in mind

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If
you’re claiming the Earned Income Tax Credit or Additional Child Tax Credit,
due to a new law, you won’t receive your refund until after February 15, 2017

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Many new financial innovations rely on people
choosing to give a company access to their digital financial records held by
another company

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The Office of Financial Empowerment is requesting
Letters of Interest from organizations who wish to join the 2017 Your Money,
Your Goals cohort

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“Your Money, Your Goals:
Focus on Native Communities” provides tips and tools based on the wisdom of
tribal staff and organizations that serve native communities

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We released the results of a Project Catalyst research project
finding that offering a small incentive to prepaid card users to put some of
their money into a savings wallet doubled uptake of the wallet

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Take control of your financial life with these ten tools that can help
you make choices at the grocery store, pay your credit card bill, and deal with
debt

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Twenty new social services, legal aid, and volunteer
organizations are joining with CFPB to train staff and volunteers on Your Money, Your Goals

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