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  • Why is understanding credit is important?

    Understanding credit, and the legal protections available to borrowers, allows workers to help community members make safer, informed financial decisions,...

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  • Understanding different types of credit and debt

    This information aims to help frontline workers explain different types of credit and debt to community members. Each type has its own...

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  • Practical tips for negotiating waivers

    This information is designed to help frontline workers understand financial hardship waivers and how to support community members in requesting them. ...

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  • Options for people that owe money

    When a community member owes money they cannot repay, it can feel like there are no realistic options. Below we...

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  • Important things to know about debt

    Many community members in financial hardship may need your help to understand their options. They may be worried about what...

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