The Department of Education announced that the student loan pause will continue through August 31, 2022
The Department of Education announced that the student loan pause will continue through August 31, 2022
A number of large banks are eliminating non-sufficient fund (NSF) fees on checking accounts, cutting total NSF fee volume by about 50%, or $1 billion, annually
It is a myth that student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy
When you get billed for medical treatment, know what protects your credit standing and how to steer clear of pitfalls
Nonprofit hospitals are required to offer financial assistance programs to help people cover the cost of medical care
National Financial Capability Month | April 8, 2022
FDIC Supports National Financial Capability Month
April is National Financial Capability Month, and the FDIC offers several resources to help educate and protect consumers
Flooding, fire, drought, and other climate risks have always been a danger to property and safety
FDIC Consumer News | April 4, 2022
Smart Money Management for Young Adults
Where to put that money from a summer job and maintain a bank account
It is common for young adults—ages 14 to 21—to have a summer job
This week, we filed a friend-of-the-court brief to protect borrowers’ rights under federal law to obtain vital information about their mortgage loans from servicers
People dealing with frequent overdraft fees may face a difficult and expensive uphill climb