Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Resources

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Auto Loans

Whether you’re planning to get a car or having trouble managing your auto loan, we have unbiased resources and tools to help you get the best deal and avoid surprises that can cost you money.

Bank Accounts & Services

When choosing and using your bank or credit union account, it’s important to know your options.

Credit Cards

Whether you’re shopping for a new card or getting a handle on an existing one, here are the resources you need to manage your credit cards.

Credit Reports & Scores

Your credit reports and scores have an impact on your finances. Our resources can help you better understand them, learn how to correct errors, and improve your credit record over time.

Debt Collection

Debt collection issues can be challenging. You don't have to face them alone. Our resources, including guidance on the CFPB’s Debt Collection Rule, can help you understand how debt collection works and what your rights are.

Fraud & Scams

Losing money or property to scams and fraud can be devastating. Our resources can help you prevent, recognize, and report scams and fraud.

Money Transfers

When sending money, you want to be confident that it will get there. Our resources explain your rights and how to take action if an error occurs.

Mortgages

Whether you’re thinking of buying a home, already have a home loan, or are having trouble paying your mortgage, we have resources to help you every step of the way.

Payday Loans

When you’re considering a payday loan, or when you’re paying one back, it’s important to understand how they work and know your rights.

Prepaid Cards

If you’re considering getting a prepaid card or account, we have information that can help you choose the right one for you and better understand your rights.

Reverse Mortgages 

Considering a reverse mortgage loan? Already have one? Learn more about Home Equity Conversion Mortgages (HECMs), the most common type of reverse mortgage loan.

Student Loans

Whether you are preparing for college, attending school, or already repaying your student loans, we have tools and resources to help you make the best decisions for you.

Overdraft Fees by Miami Public Library, City of Miami

Quick Links

Glossary of Financial Terms

 

Arvest Education Center

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Information To Help You Make Financial Decisions

 

City National Bank Financial Literacy Education CenterClick this City bank logo to be redirected to their Financial Literacy Education Center website.Consumer Education Videos

TTCU's Financial Literacy Center
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Financial literacy is the ability to use knowledge and skills to manage your financial resources effectively for lifetime financial security.

 

Welch State Bank Financial Literacy Education Center

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Welch State Banks Financial Literacy Program is dedicated to giving you the resources, tools, and tips to make informed financial decisions and gain financial confidence.

Preventing Elder financial abuse by Miami Public Library, City of Miami

Financial Resources from ValChoice

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Car Insurance Estimator for Oklahomans

This Oklahoma car insurance estimator lets you calculate auto insurance costs customized to your age, location, driving record, vehicle, etc. Your personal information is only used to calculate insurance price.

Home Insurance Calculator for Oklahomans

Use this Oklahoma home insurance calculator to estimate home insurance costs based on home replacement value and location. Your personal information is only used to calculate insurance price.

Videos & Training Related to Financial Literacy

Online scams are frustrating and scary. They’re also common. If you haven’t fallen for a scam, you’ve probably seen one on your email, phone, or computer.

Even tech-savvy users can be confused by online scams and fraud. Falling for a scam is embarrassing and can result in identity theft, computer viruses, and other headaches.

But scams, even sophisticated ones, can be avoided. A few simple actions can reduce panic to keep you and your computer safe.

By the end of this tutorial, you’ll be able to:

  • Recognize common scams

  • Avoid common scams

  • Take steps to address falling for a scam

Blog posts about auto insurance

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Terminology

 

Is your car insurance telematics device saving you money?

How much liability insurance do I need?

Airbnb for cars. Who's liable after an accident?

Do driving jobs that let me make money with my car affect car insurance?

Does comprehensive insurance mean everything is covered?

Is my cheap car insurance any good?

Blog posts about homeowners insurance

This content is specific to homeowners insurance.

12 Risks to Prepare for

How does working from home affect my insurance needs?

How do I find the best homeowners insurance?

Home insurance price vs. value: which matters more?

Does my home need a lightning rod to protect from lightning strikes?

Additional Resources about Finances or Scams

Upgraded Points - 30 Common Credit Scams