How to Protect Yourself Financially During COVID-19 Crisis
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- 1 How to Protect Yourself Financially During COVID-19 Crisis
- 2 Arizona Evictions Postponed 120 Days for Tenants – COVID-19
- 3 Scams on Seniors – COVID-19 and More
- 4 Tax Day Deadline Moved for Filing 2019 IRS Taxes
- 5 New Law to Protect Employees During the COVID-19 Crisis
- 6 Federal Home Loans, Foreclosures and COVID-19
- 7 Protecting Renters and Homeowners During COVID-19
- 8 Free Advice for Arizona Tenants Facing Eviction
- 9 Debt Collectors Trick You into Bringing Old Debts Back to Life
- 10 Seniors Saddled With Student Loans
By CFPB – MAR 16, 2020 (the following is a reprint from Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s website) Federal, state, and local governments are working to respond to the growing public health threat of coronavirus, or COVID-19. As communities across the country are dealing with an increase in the number of reported cases, many areas may […]
Arizona Evictions Postponed 120 Days for Tenants – COVID-19
Executive Order, 2020-14 – Postponement of Eviction Actions for 120 days, BUT ONLY UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES.
Scams on Seniors – COVID-19 and More
DO NOT FALL FOR SCAMS – CURRENTLY THERE IS NO CURE FOR COVID-19 (RESOURCES FOR SENIORS) Attorney General Brnovich and Senator Sinema Issue Warning Regarding New COVID-19 Senior Scams PHOENIX (the following is a reprint from the Attorney General’s website) – Attorney General Mark Brnovich and Senator Kyrsten Sinema are teaming up to remind Arizona […]
Tax Day Deadline Moved for Filing 2019 IRS Taxes
According to the IRS: Tax Day now July 15: Treasury, IRS extend filing deadline and federal tax payments regardless of amount owed. IR-2020-58, March 21, 2020 – The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service announced today that the federal income tax filing due date is automatically extended from April 15, 2020, to July 15, 2020.
New Law to Protect Employees During the COVID-19 Crisis
Families First Coronavirus Response Act became law March 18, 2020 Two parts of this Act that effect us today: Emergency Family and Medical Leave Expansion Act
https://www.123rf.com/profile_andreypopov'>andreypopov / 123RF Stock PhotoFederal Home Loans, Foreclosures and COVID-19
As of 3/20/20: NOTE THE FOLLOWING ARE FEDERAL LOAN PROGRAMS and DON’T APPLY TO PRIVATE or CONVENTIONAL LOANS: A list of what the different federal lenders are doing in regard to foreclosures:
Protecting Renters and Homeowners During COVID-19
Announcement from NCLC: The COVID-19 pandemic has caused widespread disruption in the daily lives of millions of people worldwide, and the hardest hit are the vulnerable people, families, and communities at the core of NCLC’s mission, and likely at the heart of our everyday life.
Free Advice for Arizona Tenants Facing Eviction
With Hello Landlord, tenants and landlords can work together to resolve issues before eviction. When tenants stay in their homes, landlords save money and communities are more stable. In order to develop Hello Landlord, we surveyed tenants, landlords, social services, government agencies, lawyers, judges, and court staff to create Hello Landlord. We found that in […]
Debt Collectors Trick You into Bringing Old Debts Back to Life
LAWS THAT PROTECT THE BORROWER – UNTIL THEY DON’T. DEBT COLLECTORS TRICK CONSUMERS INTO BRINGING DEAD DEBTS BACK TO LIFE. There are legal protections for the consumer if a creditor does not take steps to collect a debt in a certain period of time – referred to as the statute of limitations (in Arizona, depending […]
Seniors Saddled With Student Loans
Older student loan borrowers quadrupled since 2005 According to a report by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB.gov) The number of consumers age 60 and older with student loan debt has quadrupled over the last decade in the United States, and the average amount they owe has also dramatically increased. In 2015, older consumers owed […]
