FDIC: Webinar To Highlight Spanish-Language Financial Education Resources
In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) invites organizations that serve the U.S. Spanish-speaking population and members of their communities to participate in an upcoming webinar that will highlight the agency’s Spanish-language consumer resources. The webinar will be conducted in Spanish and is scheduled for October 12, from 3:00 p.m….
ABA: Foundation Honors Six Banks with Community Commitment Awards
Categories range from affordable housing to community and economic development WASHINGTON — Six banks have been recognized as leaders in corporate social responsibility with an American Bankers Association Foundation Community Commitment Award. The awards were given to banks for their efforts in categories ranging from affordable housing to economic inclusion. Winners will be presented…
CFPB: What To See Where You Stand Financially? Start With These 10 Questions
In 10 questions, the CFPB’s interactive Financial Well-Being questionnaire shows you a score that can help you assess your financial situation. By Janneke Ratcliffe When it comes to money, there are lots of numbers to tell you how you’re doing, like how much you have in the bank, your credit score, or the number…
CFPB: First National Survey on Financial Well-Being Shows More Than 40 Percent of U.S. Adults Struggle To Make Ends Meet
Bureau Releases Interactive Online Tool to Help Consumers Measure Their Financial Well-Being Today, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) released the results of a first-of-its-kind national survey on the financial well-being of U.S. consumers that showed that more than 40 percent of U.S. adults struggle to make ends meet. The survey provides measurements and insights…
CFPB: Project Catalyst Collaboration with Credit Karma to Improve Understanding of Financial Well-Being
At the CFPB, we believe all consumers have the right to achieve greater financial well-being for themselves and their families. Over the past few years, we talked to consumers across the country to hear what they had to say about financial well-being and what it means to them. We learned that financial well-being means having…
CFPB: New Financial Empowerment Tools for People with Disabilities
This year marks the 27th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act . This is a time for us to celebrate the leaders in the disability rights movement past and present who have worked tirelessly to ensure equality of opportunity, independent living, and economic self-sufficiency for all people. Despite much progress, millions of people with…
CFPB: Join the “Your Money, Your Goals” 2018 Cohort
Today we’re announcing an opportunity to participate in the CFPB’s Your Money, Your Goals 2018 cohort. Your Money, Your Goals is a suite of financial empowerment tools and resources that individuals and organizations can use to help the people they serve manage their money and work toward their goals. Each year, we identify a small…
CFPB: Working to Better Serve People Through Financial Coaching
At the CFPB, we recognize the value of financial coaching. Financial coaching is an emerging practice in which trained financial coaches work collaboratively with clients to help them identify and reach their personal financial goals. That’s why in April, we hosted the 2017 Financial Coaching Symposium in Madison, Wisconsin. The event brought together financial coaching…
ABA: 10 Money Mistakes College Freshmen May Soon Regret
As college freshmen begin arriving on campuses across the country, the American Bankers Association Foundation is highlighting common money mistakes many of their predecessors wish they had avoided. “Most college freshmen are getting a taste of economic freedom for the first time, and they may not realize that small expenses can add up really quickly,”…
CFPB: Three Steps to Help Make Tough Choices in Tight Moments
When bills are piling up, it’s important to remember that you’re still in control. While you are ultimately responsible for paying all of your bills on time, there are things you can do if you fall short one month and don’t have enough money to cover everything. Follow our three easy tips that can help…