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Don’t Grow For Growth’s Sake: Smart Growth for Social Enterprises

“How small can I stay, while still driving big, transformative impact?” It’s an exciting question some social entrepreneurs are now asking themselves as they consider how to turn a good idea into a scalable solution. Organizations--and their leaders--are faced daily [...]

Don’t Grow For Growth’s Sake: Smart Growth for Social Enterprises2019-05-21T15:30:36-04:00

Federal Action Against Payday Loans Picks Up

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which began supervising the payday loan industry in January 2012, has begun rein in abuse, producing a report critical of the industry and requiring two payday businesses to provide refunds and pay million-dollar fines. The [...]

Federal Action Against Payday Loans Picks Up2019-05-21T15:30:54-04:00

Credit Scores Could Rise with FICO’s New Model

The creator of one of the most widely used and influential credit scores, FICO, said on Thursday that the latest version of its score would no longer weigh medical debts — which account for about half of all unpaid collections [...]

Credit Scores Could Rise with FICO’s New Model2019-05-21T15:31:02-04:00

Using Gambling to Entice Low-Income Families to Save

While building up savings offers the best route out of poverty, the glamourless grind of socking away a dollar here and there has a tough time competing with the heady fantasy of a Mega Millions jackpot. But instead of attacking [...]

Using Gambling to Entice Low-Income Families to Save2019-05-21T15:31:10-04:00

CFPB Publishes Report to Promote Financial Wellness in the Workplace

Today the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) published a report to promote financial wellness in the workplace. The report contains case studies that are designed to educate employers about practices that can improve employees’ financial health and increase worker productivity. [...]

CFPB Publishes Report to Promote Financial Wellness in the Workplace2019-05-21T15:37:38-04:00

In California, a New Law Helps Low-Income Borrowers Build Credit

California has enacted a a law that lets nonprofit organizations targeting low-income borrowers lend as much as $2,500 interest free without a license. The law will allow more Californians to skip more risky payday loans and create the track record they [...]

In California, a New Law Helps Low-Income Borrowers Build Credit2019-05-21T15:37:45-04:00
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