The discussion that follows is the beginning of NCLR’s effort to bring community voices into the debate over credit and debt. We hope that the information contained in this discussion will help shape policies that produce positive results for low-income Hispanic families and help develop effective consumer education efforts.
Exploring the impact of remittance fees on immigrants and Latinos, with CFPB action suggestions like ‘total cost’ pricing and proposals from the NCLC coalition.
Through this interview, you will gain insights into how the company has engaged with Registered Apprenticeships and the benefits that have accrued to both the business and the communities involved.
This document highlights three scenarios: Interviewing an Affiliate with a Pre-Apprenticeship Program, Interviewing an Affiliate with a Registered Apprenticeship Program, and Interviewing an Employer with a Registered Apprenticeship Program.
The CFPB’s classification of earned wage access (EWA) products as credit is a positive step to strengthen consumer protections.
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policies and projects that support the Latinx community.
