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MA Financial Resources for COVID-19

Stay Updated & Get Financial Tools

The COVID-19 pandemic has created unprecedented disruptions in daily life and financial setbacks for people throughout the state. Here are timely resources for you to get public health updates, protect your identity, and learn about employment rights and unemployment benefits. 

COVID-19 Information

FINANCIAL EDUCATION TOOLS & RESOURCES

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau 

Please use these financial education tools and resources to create a plan to pay your bills, access all of your state’s resources and protect your finances.

MyFinancialLife 

MyFinancialLifeMA.org is a digital learning experience created by Treasurer Goldberg that provides money management strategies to help guide you through each stage of life.

MyFinancialLife Learning Lab by Everfi 

Create a personalized financial playlist based on your needs right now and goals for the future. Visit the Office of Economic Empowerment’s MyFinancialLife Learning Lab.

Non-Filers Eligible for Stimulus Payments

Millions of Americans are eligible for a $1,200 stimulus check, even if they didn’t file federal taxes in 2018 or 2019. Stimulus checks start at $1,200 and increase by $500 for each eligible child. Make sure you get your check so you can pay for groceries, bills, and any other needs you have!

Sign up for your payment now

Money Talk Tuesdays

Free Virtual Workshops Every Tuesday

These workshops will feature a new topic each week hosted by experts in identity protection, financial wellness, retirement planning, and more! Each presenter will provide professional advice related to their field and how you can adapt to disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Check out our events

BEWARE OF SCAMS AMID COVID-19

Guidance on Coronavirus Resources & Consumer Scams 

Watch out for potential scams amidst the COVID-19 outbreak. Be on alert for suspicious calls or emails.

FDIC: Announcements 

Learn more about the FDIC announcements and guidances during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Contact the Better Business Bureau If You Suspect Fraud 

Report any potential scams to the Better Business Bureau online or by calling 1-800-828-5000.

UNEMPLOYMENT SUPPORT

Information on Unemployment and Coronavirus (COVID-19)  

We know that many Massachusetts residents have experienced a change in their employment status recently. Unemployment claims are managed by the Department of Unemployment Assistance. Please visit the following resources to find the most up-to-date information on programs available to you.

What To Do If You’ve Become Unemployed in MA 

This guide will steer you through the steps you need to take after losing a job.

FAQs About COVID-19: Employee Rights and Employer Obligations 

Here is general guidance on some of the most frequently asked questions concerning COVID-19 related disruptions in the workplace.
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