family finances

Without government intervention, one in five Americans who live in renter households will be evicted by the end of September.

While emergency savings offer a financial lifeline for households to cope with the unexpected, 28%

Leading up to COVID-19, one in seven people in America were caring for children, adults, and el

Before COVID-19, consumer debt in America was at an all-time high of over $14 trillion-- exceeding

  The CARES Act’s provision to send $1,200 to people marks a notable shift in politica

Financial Security Program’s Karen Biddle Andres and Tim Shaw wrote a piece for The Hill on the lack of financial protection for American households during a health crisis.

The global pandemic is crashing headlong into our financial health epidemic, resulting in a downward spiral.

Policymakers need to engage with the families whose lives are affected by their decisions.

If passed, this rule will rescind mandatory underwriting provisions set by the CFPB in November of 2017 governing these small dollar high-cost loans.