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Financial literacy is an important part of financial health. Understanding your credit report, budgeting, and personal finance management can help you make sound financial decisions and achieve your financial goals. The free resources we provide on this page are designed to help you develop a better understanding of credit and debt management. To help you understand your own unique financial situation and develop personal financial goals, we encourage you to check your credit report regularly.

This resource provided by the Receivables Management Association International (RMAI) provides information and tools to help consumers make informed financial decisions, take control of their finances, defend against fraud and deception, and more. The calculator section includes valuable tools for estimating retirement, planning debt payoff, building savings, and budgeting. There are also steps for managing finances amidst economic inflation.

Money Chat is a financial literacy article series aimed to help consumers take control of their financial education and empowerment by broadening their core understanding of credit and debt. Created by Receivables Info and sponsored by industry-leading financial institutions, Money Chat focuses on financial literacy topics like different types of loans, how to manage credit scores, how interest rates work, and much more.

Mymoney.gov is a free resource from the federal government that provides information on the MyMoney Five, the five principles consumers should keep in mind while making day-to-day decisions and planning financial goals.

The FDIC provides this free financial education program that can be used to help people of all ages learn more about how to enhance financial skills and create positive banking relationships.

Free weekly online credit reports are available from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Credit reports play an important role in your financial life and we encourage you to regularly check your credit history.