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Money & Debt

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Financial wellness

Financial wellness means understanding how money works in daily life, including: 

  • How money comes in,
  • How it is spent,
  • How it can be saved,
  • How it moves through financial products and systems, and
  • How people prepare for future costs, unexpected problems, and personal goals.
Budgeting
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Trouble paying bills
Learn about legal responsibility for debts, collection risks, and options for managing and prioritizing payments.
FAQ
Medical bills and debt
Understand medical bills and debt, including hospital billing rules, financial assistance, insurance issues, and legal protections.
FAQ
Budgeting with limited resources
Learn how to create a simple household budget by listing income, tracking expenses, and comparing resources to monthly needs and costs.
How-To
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Taxes
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Paying income taxes
Learn about filing requirements for federal and state income taxes, payment plans, and finding tax help.
FAQ
Unpaid property taxes
Explore the risks of not paying property taxes on time and determine when and how property tax debt can be addressed.
FAQ
Filing taxes with an ITIN
Discover the basics about filing taxes with an ITIN. ITINs are commonly used by non-citizens, including undocumented people, to file taxes.
FAQ
Paying taxes as an undocumented immigrant
Get the facts on paying taxes as an undocumented person.
FAQ
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Banking
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Banking basics
Learn about bank and credit union accounts, including getting information about terms and fees.
Intro
Bank accounts
Find out more about bank accounts, including how to make sense of risks and benefits, fees, and interest rates.
FAQ
Opening a bank account
Discover what to expect when opening a bank account, from providing identification to picking the right product.
FAQ
Stopping automatic withdrawals from a bank account
If someone is making unauthorized automatic withdrawals from your bank, tell your bank to stop. If they won't, close your account, and complain to the FDIC.
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