Aquellos consumidores con limitado manejo del inglés enfrentan retos únicos para conocer y acceder a servicios financieros. Mire nuestro webinar para que sepa cómo el CFPB está trabajando para lograr que sus recursos sean accesibles para todos.
Do you know or work with someone who doesn’t typically file taxes? They may be eligible for Economic Impact Payments (EIP). Help those you serve claim their money with a new guide and resources from the CFPB.
Consumers who are of limited English proficiency face unique challenges in learning about and accessing financial services. Watch our webinar to learn how CFPB is working to make our resources accessible to everyone.
Americans who don’t file taxes because of their income level are still eligible to receive Economic Impact Payments for themselves and their dependents. Learn what you need to do to receive your payment.
Your credit reports and scores play an important role in your future financial opportunities. Learn how to manage and protect your credit during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.
Sus informes y puntajes de crédito juegan un papel muy importante en sus oportunidades financieras futuras. Usted puede usar los siguientes pasos para manejar y proteger su crédito durante la pandemia del COVID-19 (coronavirus).
If you’ve co-signed a private student loan, you’re financially responsible for missed payments. If you or the borrower have been financially impacted by the coronavirus, here are steps to protect your finances and credit during the pandemic.
The Office of Research released a report that synthesizes the rigorous research of programs and strategies aiming to help consumers achieve greater savings. We examine three broad research areas—savings products, financial incentives, and behavioral and psychological approaches to increase savings.
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.
The CARES Act temporarily changes the rules for withdrawing from your retirement accounts. Learn more about how these changes might affect you and whether withdrawing from your retirement accounts makes sense for you.
