As a result of the recently signed CARES Act, many Americans received some financial relief in April through payments issued by the IRS. You may receive a prepaid debit card from the government with your economic impact payments, learn how to access this money and use your card without paying a fee.
The CFPB and the FTC are sharing three ways you can protect yourself and others from government imposter scams.
The majority of Americans will start to see some financial relief in April through Economic Impact Payments (also referred to as stimulus payments) being issued by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). We’ve worked to break down the most common questions about these payments.
This Military Appreciation Month we salute the service not only of active-duty servicemembers, activated National Guard and Reserve personnel, but also uniformed medical professionals from the U.S. Public Health Service called into action to fight COVID-19.
Ang Bureau ay may pananagutan sa pagtugon sa diskriminasyon sa pagpapahiram, kasama na ang pagpapahiram sa mga kababaihan- at mga negosyo na pagmamay-ari ng minorya, na nag-aplay para sa utang sa panahon ng pandemya ng COVID-19 sa ilalim ng CARES Act.
If you can’t pay your credit card bill because of the coronavirus pandemic, call your credit card company and ask about financial relief. We have tips on what to ask and what your options may be.
대부분의 미국인은 4월부터 미 국세청(IRS)이 발송하는 연방 정부 지원금(경기 부양 지원금)을 일부 수령하게 될 것입니다. 이 지원금에 대해 가장 많이 묻는 질문에 대한 답변을 준비하였습니다.
Recognize and prevent fraud and scams during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Bureau took steps to make it easier for consumers with urgent financial needs due to the coronavirus pandemic to access mortgage credit more quickly. If you are considering using home equity right now, it is important to understand what this means for you and look at all of your options to determine the best choice for your finances now, and in the future.
As Americans face financial uncertainty, financial coaching and financial counseling can play an important role in helping people make informed decisions. At the same time, financial practitioners are having to adapt to working remotely with their clients. We have tips to help you go virtual.
