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College Consequences for People of Color

Fifty percent of students who enroll in a for-profit college default on their student loans, resulting in a population that is financially worse off than when they first enrolled and disproportionately impacts people of color.

BY Dyvonne Body

Blog Post

03.19.2019
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5 Solutions to Consumer Debt Problems

Americans with student loan debt, past credit problems, or onerous government fees should have fair options.

BY Ida Rademacher

Blog Post

03.11.2019
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An Action Guide for Local Government

Empowering local leaders to take ownership of consumer debt and continue to drive solutions forward

BY Financial Security Program

Publication

02.19.2019
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Americans Are Being Left Behind. Here’s How We Fix It

Concrete economic policy solutions are urgently needed.

BY Henry M. Paulson Jr., & 1 more

Blog Post

02.06.2019
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Portable Non-Employer Retirement Benefits

Portable non-employer retirement benefits represent an opportunity to strengthen America’s retirement system and address the retirement insecurity that many Americans experience.

BY Financial Security Program & 1 more

Publication

02.05.2019
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CRA in the Digital Era

How can we make sure rapidly changing financial institutions don't leave low- and moderate-income Americans behind?

BY Arjun Kaushal, & 1 more

Blog Post

01.15.2019
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Solving the Consumer Debt Crisis

The debt crisis is huge — but it isn't hopeless.

BY Genevieve Melford

Blog Post

01.11.2019
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Comments on Department of Labor Proposed Rule Regarding the Definition of “Employer”

The coverage gap is the most fundamental challenge facing our current retirement system, leaving roughly 55 million Americans without access to the type of tax-advantaged, payroll-facilitated savings plans that are proven to increase retirement security.

BY Financial Security Program

Publication

01.02.2019
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Not-Quite-Open MEPs: The Paradox of New Association Retirement Rulemaking

The Department of Labor is proposing a regulatory change that would make it easier for employers to band together and offer retirement benefits.

BY David Mitchell, & 1 more

Blog Post

12.18.2018
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