Tips to stay on top of your finances during the coronavirus pandemic
Tips for staying on top of your finances during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly if you’ve dodged income loss or major expenses.
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新冠病毒疫情期間掌控財務的提示
有關新冠病毒疫情期間掌控財務狀況之提示，特別是在您未遭受收入損失或大筆支出的情況下。
Consejos para mantenerse al tanto de sus finanzas durante la pandemia de coronavirus
Consejos para que se mantenga al día con sus finanzas durante la pandemia del coronavirus, particularmente si no ha perdido sus ingresos o no ha tenido grandes gastos.
Những cách thức để quản lý tài chính của quý vị trong đại dịch coronavirus
Lời khuyên giúp quý vị luôn nắm bắt tốt thông tin tài chính của mình trong đại dịch coronavirus, đặc biệt khi quý vị không mất thu nhập hay phải chi tiêu các khoản tiền lớn.
코로나바이러스 팬데믹 기간 동안 재무관리 방법
특히 소득 손실이나 막대한 지출을 피했을 때 코로나바이러스 팬데믹 기간에 재무 관리를 잘하는 팁.
Mga payo upang manatiling maging maagap sa inyong mga pananalapi habang nagaganap ang pandemic na coronavirus
Lời khuyên giúp quý vị luôn nắm bắt tốt thông tin tài chính của mình trong đại dịch coronavirus, đặc biệt khi quý vị không mất thu nhập hay phải chi tiêu các khoản tiền lớn.
Read our 2019 College Credit Card Report
The CFPB is publishing the 2019 College Credit Card Report and releasing updated data the public can access and examine.
Seis consejos a tener en cuenta cuando le ofrezcan la tarjeta de crédito de una tienda
En estas fiestas, disfrutar de los descuentos extras de la tarjeta de crédito de alguna tienda, puede sonar muy tentador, pero puede tener un precio. Tenemos 6 consejos a seguir para que disfrute los beneficios mientras reduce los riesgos.
Six tips to consider when you’re offered a retail store credit card
This holiday season, you’ll likely get more than one offer for a retail store credit card. That extra 20-percent off or no-interest-if-paid-in-full offer may sound tempting, but it can come at a price. Enjoy the benefits and reduce the risk with these six tips.
You might have heard that LIBOR is going away. Here’s what you need to know about LIBOR and adjustable-rate loans.
LIBOR is expected to be discontinued sometime after 2021. Here is information to help consumers understand whether this market-wide change might affect the terms of their loans.
Protect yourself from credit card fraud at the register
If you learn that a store credit card was opened in your name, without your permission, speak up – and take steps to prevent this from happening in the future.
New report explores the extent of revolving in the U.S. credit card market
The analysis shows that about two thirds of actively used credit card accounts carry a revolving balance. Once consumers begin to revolve, they do so continuously for about 10 months on average, with approximately 15 percent revolving continuously for two years or more. The longer a balance is revolved, the higher the chances that the consumer will continue to revolve a balance.
Cómo echarle mano a su deuda
Si necesita ayuda manejando sus deudas, lo primero que debe saber es, quién puede ayudarle, y cómo evitar estafas y trampas.
Need help with your credit card debt? Start with your credit card company!
Overwhelmed by credit card debt and might miss a payment? Contact your creditor about your current situation for alternative repayment options.
Get your credit on track with our new booklet
CFPB announces the release of its new credit booklet to help consumers better understand their credit reports and scores, learn how to correct inaccuracies, and improve their credit record over time.
Managing someone else’s money: New protection from ID theft and fraud
The Bureau’s Office of Financial Protection for Older Americans and FTC are sharing information about a new law that allows financial caregivers to request a credit freeze for a loved one whose money they’re managing.
New research report on student loan repayment and broader household borrowing
Data Point research report on final student loan payments, mortgage and credit card borrowing, and household balance sheets.
Aggregate credit card borrowing exhibits end-of-year seasonal patterns which vary across different sets of consumers
This report finds that aggregate end-of-year consumer credit card borrowing roughly follows end-of-year retail expenditure patterns.
4 tips to spring clean your finances
This spring, clean up your household finances by following our tips on money management, including budgets, credit reports, credit cards, debt, and savings.
People harmed by the RushCard outages in October 2015 may be eligible to receive compensation
Thousands of people will receive compensation for RushCard outages in 2015.
9 problemas financieros comunes después de un desastre natural y lo que puede hacer para enfrentarlos
Consejos del CFPB. Nueve problemas financieros que han experimentado aquellos afectados por un desastre natural. Además, información y recursos para ayudarle a pagar sus compromisos y evitar caer en deuda.
9 financial problems after a natural disaster—and what you can do about them
Tips from the CFPB. 9 financial issues people affected by a natural disaster have experienced. Plus, tips and resources to help you pay your bills and avoid debt.
A five-step spending plan to avoid holiday debt
As you prepare to celebrate the holidays, take some time to put together a holiday spending plan to help you stay on track.
CFPB sends letters to financial institution CEO’s encouraging more consumer control over payment methods
Last week, CFPB Director Richard Cordray sent a letter to the CEO’s of several banks, credit unions, and financial companies encouraging them to enable consumers to exert greater control over their credit cards, debit cards, and other payment methods.
How to get a handle on debt
If you need help managing your debt, the first step is knowing who can help you—and how to avoid scams and traps.