Receiving a call from a debt collector can be stressful
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The semiannual update of our rulemaking agenda
Employers and HR
professionals are growing more aware of the ways stress over money affects
people in the workplace
We
want to raise awareness on ways you can help people in your community become
credit visible in a positive way
In “Those Shoes,”
find out what happens when Jeremy turns down the boots his grandmother planned
to buy him, and buys himself sneakers like all the other kids are wearing
Arbitration
clauses in consumer financial product and service contracts like credit cards
and bank accounts prevent groups of people from taking companies to court for
harms that affect many people
Our recent report discusses
the most common financial complaints reported by consumers across the 50 states
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Si usted es maestro, militar, personal de primeros auxilios, o empleado del gobierno, o trabaja en otra área del servicio público, y tiene deudas de préstamos estudiantiles, podría estar cubierto bajo el programa de Perdón de Préstamos por Servicio Público (PSLF, por sus siglas en inglés)
If
you’re a teacher, member of the military, first responder, government employee,
or work in another area of public service, you may be eligible for the Public
Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program
