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We tell you how to identify some scams and what to do in case you fall victim to them.
These resources can help you better understand them, learn how to correct errors, and improve your credit record over time.
We highlight a few tools and handouts to help you make these tough decisions.
During this time of uncertainty, knowing about possible scams is a good first step toward preventing them.
What's the difference between a credit counselor and a debt settlement or debt relief company?
If you are tired of receiving spam, here are some ways you can help.
A new Data Spotlight about business and government imposters shines a light on the top imposter scams.
Don’t believe ads that promise an easy fix.
Here we tell you what you can do in this case.
We'll help you stay alert and know how to spot their latest tricks.
We help you to know what it is and how to protect yourself from this scam.
Odds are it’s a scam
Getting unwanted calls? Ignore and block them.
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Source: Official website of the United States government CFPB, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. https://www.consumerfinance.gov/
The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) requires that Apoyo Financiero, Inc. provide information regarding our Financial Literacy Program, which is delivered by the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) online. The Financial Literacy Program offered by Apoyo Financiero and the National Financial Literacy Council (NFEC) is available free of charge for all our clients. You can register for the program at the following site: www.ocl.apoyo-financiero.com
The Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) requires that Apoyo Financiero, Inc. provide information regarding our Financial Literacy Program, which is delivered by the National Financial Educators Council (NFEC) online. The Financial Literacy Program offered by Apoyo Financiero and the National Financial Literacy Council (NFEC) is available free of charge for all our clients. You can register for the program at the following site: www.ocl.apoyo-financiero.com
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