Protect yourself financially from the impact of the coronavirus
As Americans prepare for the possible spread of the coronavirus or COVID-19, here are resources to protect yourself financially.
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The CFPB continues to help consumers make informed financial decisions with up-to-date information and resources
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is providing consumers with up-to-date information and resources to help them protect and manage their finances during the coronavirus pandemic.
Pangalagaan ang iyong pananalapi mula sa epekto ng coronavirus
Habang naghahanda ang mga American sa posibleng pagkalat ng coronavirus o COVID-19, narito ang mga mapagkukunan ng impormasyon at suporta upang mapangalagaan ang iyong pananalapi.
코로나바이러스의 경제적 충격으로부터 자신을 보호하세요
코로나바이러스 감염증 또는 코로나19 의 확산에 대비하여 경제적으로 자신을 보호하는 데 도움이 되는 자료가 있습니다.
Thirty-four organizations join the 2020 Your Money, Your Goals Cohort
Organizations will receive technical assistance and training on financial empowerment tools to help people reach their financial goals.
New classroom resources available for middle school educators to teach financial literacy
Check out our new classroom activities for middle school educators to use in helping their students develop the building blocks of youth financial capability.
¿Habla usted español? Échele un vistazo a nuestros recursos y herramientas en su idioma
Contamos con una amplia gama de recursos y herramientas para consumidores y proveedores de servicios, que cubren temas que van desde hacer un presupuesto o abrir una cuenta, hasta comprar un coche o una casa.
Do you speak Spanish? Check out our Spanish-language resources and financial tools
We have a wide range of Spanish-language tools and resources for consumers and service providers on topics ranging from planning a budget or opening an account, to buying a home or car.
New report explores the relationship between Financial Well-Being and the contents of and engagement with credit reports
A joint study with Credit Karma explores the relationship between subjective Financial Well-Being (FWB) and objective credit characteristics and engagement with financial education tools. The report identifies credit report and engagement variables that are significantly related to a consumer’s FWB score, including credit score, credit limit, credit utilization, and the use of a credit simulator tool.
Opportunity for organizations that serve economically vulnerable populations to receive support
We’re now accepting applications for the Your Money, Your Goals 2020 cohort.