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October 2019
Credit Reporting for Clients Facing Extenuating Circumstances
This Reporter-only webinar will overview ways of assisting your clients who are facing extenuating circumstances while still maintaining accuracy in your credit reporting.
Find out more »Addressing Coerced Debt — Emerging Solutions from Texas
This webinar will define and describe the problem of coerced debt- a newly coined term for identity theft that occurs within a relationship by force, fraud or coercion. Join this webinar to learn how you can engage in creating local change around identity theft legislation.
Find out more »November 2019
Credit as an Asset – Detroit
This training is designed to help non-profit community-based organizations enhance their understanding of credit building as an asset building strategy as well as best practices in credit education.
Find out more »Student Loan Repayment: Train-the-Trainer
Join us for this not-to-be-missed webinar on student loan repayment. Walk away with a new understanding around everything from distinguishing between loan servicers, to accessing public and private options, to navigating the road to repayment for both student loans in good standing as well as in default status. Lastly, an overview of various loan forgiveness options will be previewed.
Find out more »Small Loans, Big Trouble: Advocating for Change
Predatory small-dollar lenders prey on financially insecure consumers by providing quick cash loans with punishingly high-interest rates and fees, making them all but impossible to pay on time. This presentation will discuss the need for robust consumer protections around small-dollar lending to protect consumers and boost local economies.
Find out more »December 2019
Lender Roundtable Series: Marketing Your Consumer Loans
Capital Good Fund will share best practices on how to market consumer loans. While their loans are done remotely, this webinar will be applicable for lenders with localized and broad reaches.
Find out more »Exploring Credit Building Policy: How SB 455 Came to Fruition
Earlier this year, Mission Asset Fund, embarked on a simple idea: use the fines and penalties that California collects in enforcement actions against bad actors in the financial marketplace (i.e. payday lenders) to support nonprofits doing the opposite — improving people’s financial lives. Thanks to the efforts of a broad coalition of people, on October 2, Governor Newsom signed Senate Bill 455 into law, creating the California Financial Empowerment Fund (CFEF) and allocating $4 million in support of California nonprofits delivering effective financial education and empowerment tools. Walk away with insights on how to replicate this model in your state!
Find out more »January 2020
CBA Members Exclusive Webinar: Reading and Understanding Credit Reports
Join CBA for an introduction to our new virtual training on Reading and Understanding Credit Reports. We will review the four sections of a credit report and discuss what to look for in each section.
Find out more »February 2020
Mobility Mentoring: A Holistic Approach to Building Financial Wellness
Our February CBA Members-Exclusive webinar features EMPath and Branches. Learn about Mobility Mentoring as a strategy to build financial wellness.
Find out more »March 2020
Applying Human-Centered Design to Financial Health
Our March Members-exclusive webinar features IDEO.org on human-centered design. Human-centered design is a creative approach to problem-solving that starts with listening to people and arrives at new solutions tailored to meet their needs. Join us to learn how to apply human-centered design to different challenges within the financial health sector.
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