Archive for Info for consumers – Page 35

The success of America’s young workers is
critical to the strength of our economy

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Seventy percent of new recruits pay $1,200 for GI Bill
benefits they likely will not be using

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The CFPB Ombudsman’s Office shares its FY2017 annual report

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Simple ways you can turn
difficult conversations about giving and receiving gifts with your kids into
valuable money lessons over the holidays

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Be money smart

by gypsy

Find the free information, tools, and classes you need to make informed
financial decisions

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Taking time to plan ahead before the holidays is one
way to manage your holiday spending and stay on track

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The Office of Financial Empowerment welcomes 61 organizations to receive
Your Money, Your Goals training and technical assistance to expand the reach of
financial empowerment tools and information to economically vulnerable
consumers

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If you’ve checked out your credit scores for
free, share your experience so that we and others can learn from it

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CFPB and our Office of Servicemembers Affairs are
honored to recognize our nation’s servicemembers, veterans, and their families
this Veterans Day

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Federal government agencies and federal employees will not ask you to
send money to collect prizes

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