When looking at workers’ financial health, what stands out is the sheer volume and ubiquity of debt. Low-income workers are forced to rely on debt to get by because our labor market and financial system are not designed with their [...]
In March, New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed House Bill 132 to lower the cap on small loan interest rates from 175% to 36%. It was a historic win for long-time advocates like Guadalupe Credit Union and Chief [...]
The student debt crisis is “a significant—perhaps the most significant—consumer finance issue threatening our nation at this time,” says former Consumer Financial Protection Bureau student loan ombudsman Seth Frotman, including “breakdowns and harmful practices that we would simply never [...]
Domestic workers are some of the most valued—yet financially insecure—workers among us. Read how TrustPlus serves these home health workers, nannies, and house cleaners today. TAKE CARE Financial Security for Domestic Workers [...]
July 20, 2021 Building on our three-decade history of leadership in worker financial health and justice, Neighborhood Trust is thrilled to introduce the Worker Insights Initiative! Trusted guidance and dialogue have always been at the core of our work to [...]
Throughout this pandemic, we have been financial first responders, helping working families navigate these extraordinarily difficult times. We’re drawing on the lessons we learned last year alongside our partners and customers across the country. Together we strive to create [...]
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