We just published our second annual financial literacy report to Congress. It outlines our strategy and what we've done over the past year to enhance...
Your stories matter to us. They inspire and inform the work we do. They can help us spot issues in the financial markets, illustrate challenges people are...
The National Ocwen Settlement Administrator is responsible for handling settlement claims and has created a website with information for consumers who were...
When you're told that your college will be shutting down, there can be a lot of uncertainty about what comes next. Here are some options to help you...
We want to make libraries the go-to place for financial information in every community. That's why we've put together resources and materials for libraries...
For young people, particularly those between the ages of 16-24 who may be entering the workforce for the first time, developing good money management skills...
Compared to a decade ago, there are fewer older homeowners who own their homes free and clear. Older homeowners are also carrying more mortgage debt. You can check out our snapshot on older Americans and mortgage debt for more on the numbers and data. Here are three things you can do to keep your retirement on track.
We're hosting an online forum on veteran consumer issues on Friday, May 9 at 2 p.m. EDT. Whether you're a veteran or if you work with veterans or military...
While rates aren't set in stone yet, interest rates on new federal student loans are expected to jump this July. We've updated our Paying for College tool...
To help you navigate these new waters, we've just launched a crisp new version of our Paying for College tool kit. Making apples-to-apples comparison of...
We're ordering Bank of America to refund up to $727 million to approximately 2.9 million consumers for unfair billing and deceptive marketing and sales...
The most effective financial education can be delivered at the point when employees are making their benefits decisions—"just in time" modules that guide...
If you're trying to correct an error in your credit report at one of the nation's largest credit reporting companies, there is some good news. Some credit...
With the beginning of the New Year comes income tax season—that time between late January and April 15 when almost all American households have to file a...
Recently, many patients facing medical procedures have seen their health care providers suggest deferred interest rate credit cards as a payment option...
In particular, we frequently hear that the process to allocate an extra payment to your loan with the highest interest rate – generally the best way to...
The recent data breach and theft of credit and debit card information at Target retail stores could impact tens of millions of consumers, and we want to let...
The most important thing you can do when you're having trouble paying your mortgage is take control. There is nothing worse than doing nothing. Read more to...
It's simple. Our new mortgage rules mean you will have more information and more protection when you're shopping for a loan and while you own your home. No...
Starting January 10, lenders will be required to make a reasonable, good-faith determination that a borrower can afford to repay a mortgage. That's a...
When you shop for a car, auto lenders work with your auto dealer to offer you financing for your loan. Auto lenders consider the terms of your loan, your...