CFPB Takes Actions Against Credit Repair Companies for Charging Illegal Fees and Misleading Consumers
Companies and Individuals to Pay More Than $2 Million in Penalties and Relinquished Funds
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Certify your service: Guides to Public Service Loan Forgiveness
If you’re a teacher, member of the military, first responder, government employee, or work in another area of public service, you may be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program.
Certify your service and stay on track for public service loan forgiveness
Check out these tips to make sure you’re on track for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
CFPB Spotlights Borrower Complaints About Student Loan Servicers Mishandling Public Service Loan Forgiveness Program
Consumer Bureau Launches “Certify Your Service” Campaign to Help Teachers, First Responders, and Other Public Servants Stay on Track
Prepared Remarks of CFPB Director Richard Cordray at the Public Service Student Loan Forgiveness Event
Consumer Bureau Launches “Certify Your Service” Campaign to Help Teachers, First Responders, and Other Public Servants Stay on Track
Preventing financial exploitation on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
Research and resources to help communities, volunteers and others in the fight against elder financial exploitation.
CFPB Seeks Comment on Proposed Changes to Prepaid Rule
Proposal Would Adjust Error Resolution Requirements and Provide More Flexibility for Credit Cards Linked to Digital Wallets
Effective financial education: Five principles and how to use them
When you work with people to help them achieve their financial goals—and their life goals—it helps to feel confident in your approach. These five principles can help guide you.
More than just fun in the sun: Summer money matters for young workers
Millions of young adults will get their first job this summer. This is a great time to develop healthy financial habits than can help them use their money in ways that are important to them and help them plan for their futures.
Helping people plan for retirement
More than 31 million people will reach retirement age in the next 20 years. Because most people keep their retirement savings in accounts they manage themselves, like IRAs and 401(k)s, they face a range of complex and important decisions.