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Information on eligibility requirements for cash assistance such as transitional and emergency aid, as well as benefits assistance for veterans and people with disabilities.
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Learn about reverse and adjustable rate loans and mortgages, how to select a bank or credit union, and a directory of mortgage counselors certified by the Division of Banks.
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Learn more about major types of coverage such as automobile, health, life and homeowner's insurance. You can also find consumer publications on a wide range of less common insurance coverage.
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Every child has the legal right to receive financial support from his or her parents, whether the parents are separated, divorced or were never married. Child support keeps many families from needing public assistance. Combined with a parent's wages, child support can make the family self-sufficient. Child support means different things to different families, but most importantly, child support can mean a better life for your child.
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Educating consumers on the importance of making wise investment choices is a priority of the Massachusetts Securities Division. To that end, the Division provides consumers with necessary information by distributing, free of charge, various publications, brochures, videos and teaching guides. In addition, the Division sponsors various educational programs for teachers, students and the general public on saving, investing and fraud prevention.
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The Financial Education Department of the Treasurer's office empowers individuals to learn about a broad spectrum of financial matters for all ages through a variety of programs. These programs offer a wide range of seminars, conferences, and curriculums designed to assist citizens in reaching their financial goals.
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Information concerning Truth in Lending laws, ways to protect yourself from identity theft and how to subscribe to the "Do Not Call" registry.
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The Federal Student Aid Ombudsman provides helpful information about student loan repayment plans, getting repayment relieve, loan consolidation, defaulted loans, bankruptcy, and more.
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Review basic banking information and learn how to choose which bank or credit union is right for you.
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Whether you are an individual or a business, find out your rights and responsibilities and review the rules established to protect you.
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The U.S. government's website dedicated to teaching all Americans the basics about financial education. Whether you are planning to buy a home, balancing your checkbook, or investing in your 401k, the resources on MyMoney.gov can help you do it better.