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2020

May

• May 30, 2020  Borrowers skipping loan and credit-card payments could face rude awakening
• May 30, 2020  How automated background checks freeze out renters
• May 29, 2020  How to prepare your dog to be left at home (again)
• May 29, 2020  Faulty automated background checks freeze out renters
• May 29, 2020  Don’t throw away that prepaid debit card you received in the mail
• May 28, 2020  Rental car companies expected to sell vehicles at huge discounts
• May 28, 2020  15 million credit card bills weren’t paid in April
• May 28, 2020  Houston becomes largest U.S. city where evictions can resume
• May 27, 2020  The latest trend in vacation rentals: long-term stays
• May 27, 2020  What HOAs should do when residents can’t pay during pandemic
• May 27, 2020  Taxpayers paid to develop Gilead’s remdesivir, but will have no say in price
• May 26, 2020  Credit score drop? Why and what to do next
• May 26, 2020  Sorry but we’re keeping your travel-insurance money
• May 26, 2020  China’s coronavirus apps stir privacy fears
• May 26, 2020  Homeowners are getting mortgage relief they didn’t want
• May 22, 2020  Trump’s dilemma: Reject DeVos debt forgiveness rollback or anger veterans
• May 22, 2020  Pandemic makes evident ‘grotesque’ gender inequality in household work
• May 21, 2020  Nearly half of accounts tweeting about coronavirus are likely bots
• May 21, 2020  Half of Americans who lost wages are getting $0 jobless benefits
• May 21, 2020  Mortgage relief that comes with a $4,000 bill
• May 21, 2020  The pandemic may change how we treat low-income parents
• May 21, 2020  40% of households earning less than $40K lost jobs in March
• May 20, 2020  Johnson & Johnson to end talc-based baby powder sales
• May 20, 2020  With summer camps canceled, IRS relaxes rules on flexible spending accounts
• May 20, 2020  Inside the underground market for face masks
• May 20, 2020  Public bathrooms are a stumbling block for businesses reopening
• May 19, 2020  New deferral option for those who can’t make mortgage payments
• May 19, 2020  Fever checks, quarantine dorms: the fall college experience?
• May 19, 2020  In financial trouble? Track everything companies tell you
• May 18, 2020  How to pay for college during a pandemic
• May 18, 2020  ‘Essential’ Latino service workers bear brunt of coronavirus
• May 18, 2020  Student loan borrowers are paying a ‘secret price’ on other loans
• May 18, 2020  What you need to know about debt relief on student loans
• May 15, 2020  No Social Security cost-of-living increase next year, early estimate shows
• May 15, 2020  How to color your hair at home
• May 15, 2020  Some California children will receive up to $365 for emergency food
• May 15, 2020  Should you get an antibody test?
• May 14, 2020  TikTok broke privacy promises, children’s groups say
• May 14, 2020  As unemployment soars, lawmakers push to cover workers’ wages
• May 14, 2020  More college students consider gap years
• May 14, 2020  A guide to pandemic scams
• May 14, 2020  27 million Americans may have lost job-based health insurance
• May 13, 2020  Credit cards cut credit limits and cancel cards
• May 12, 2020  How my boss monitors me while I work from home
• May 12, 2020  Parking lots have become a digital lifeline
• May 12, 2020  Small, private colleges get boost from coronavirus relief funds
• May 12, 2020  Payday lenders charge up to 780% interest amid coronavirus panic
• May 11, 2020  Former CFPB director fears rise of ‘vehement’ debt collectors amid pandemic
• May 11, 2020  Financial watchdog’s conflicted task force earning top dollar
• May 11, 2020  Economic pain could persist even after pandemic is contained
• May 11, 2020  As banks stumble in delivering aid, Congress weighs other options
• May 11, 2020  Questions of bias in treatment add to the mourning for black families
• May 11, 2020  FDA issues approval of cheaper, faster and simpler antigen test
• May 11, 2020  The airline business is terrible. It will probably get even worse.
• May 11, 2020  Surviving Covid-19 doesn’t feel like recovery for some
• May 09, 2020  You can check your credit files once a week for free
• May 08, 2020  A guide to staying safe as states open
• May 08, 2020  For workers, no sign of ‘what normal is going to look like’
• May 08, 2020  These private student loan lenders and servicers offer Covid-19 relief
• May 07, 2020  77% of laid-off workers believe they’ll get jobs back
• May 07, 2020  Small businesses counting on loan forgiveness could be stuck with debt
• May 07, 2020  A superb smartphone for a humble price
• May 07, 2020  Making sense of new student loan rules
• May 07, 2020  What if a business furloughs everyone you need to speak with?
• May 06, 2020  U.S. citizen children with undocumented parents denied coronavirus relief
• May 06, 2020  Companies cut thousands of workers, rewarded shareholders during pandemic
• May 06, 2020  CFPB attorney who watered down payday rule operated high-cost auto lender
• May 06, 2020  What to do if you didn’t get your stimulus payment yet
• May 05, 2020  Debt collectors, banks taking stimulus checks intended as critical aid
• May 05, 2020  Don’t panic. We’re not running out of food
• May 05, 2020  Americans living without running water amid Covid-19
• May 05, 2020  Americans’ rising anxiety
• May 04, 2020  Housing market faces its next crisis as May rent, mortgage payments come due
• May 04, 2020  J. Crew files for bankruptcy, becomes first national retail casualty of pandemic
• May 04, 2020  Antivaccination activists are a growing force at virus protests
• May 04, 2020  How to protect your credit score during COVID-19
• May 02, 2020  Trump appointees manipulated CFPB’s payday research, staff says
• May 01, 2020  My flight was canceled and I still can’t get a refund
• May 01, 2020  For most food stamp users, online shopping isn’t an option
• May 01, 2020  Stimulus may merely delay coronavirus foreclosure wave
• May 01, 2020  #CancelRent Is new rallying cry for tenants
• May 01, 2020  Pandemic hasn’t stopped aggressive medical debt collection

April

• Apr 30, 2020  Six reasons your $1,200 check may not be in the mail
• Apr 30, 2020  The No. 1 mistake to avoid if you’re skipping your mortgage payments
• Apr 30, 2020  New claim: Trump appointees manipulated agency’s payday lending research
• Apr 30, 2020  How to ask your bank or lender for help
• Apr 29, 2020  SNAP benefits expanded for online grocery store orders
• Apr 29, 2020  Coronavirus and giving to charity: How to decide where to donate
• Apr 29, 2020  Aveda launched a relief program to benefit independent salons and stylists
• Apr 28, 2020  CVS, Walgreens ramp up free coronavirus testing
• Apr 28, 2020  Apple and Google pledge to shut down tracker when pandemic ends
• Apr 28, 2020  Lawmakers press for small business loans for payday lenders
• Apr 28, 2020  Homeowners will not owe lump sum payments after forbearance
• Apr 27, 2020  Can you pay rent May 1? Here’s what to do if you can’t
• Apr 27, 2020  Europe’s privacy law hasn’t shown its teeth
• Apr 27, 2020  Companies join governments in rush to launch coronavirus tracking apps
• Apr 27, 2020  Trump’s claim the Postal Service loses money on every package
• Apr 27, 2020  Glitches: Why millions of taxpayers will get their payments late
• Apr 27, 2020  $5B Facebook settlement over Cambridge Analytica finalized
• Apr 24, 2020  Treasury may use emergency loan to force Postal Service changes

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