Headline News Archive

2021

January

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• Joe Biden pledges to address pay, systemic racism. A key pledge in President-elect Joe Biden’s plan to build the nation “back better’’ is to be bolder in addressing

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• Biden choices for CFPB, SEC pivot to robust enforcement. President-elect Joe Biden is set to nominate Rohit Chopra, the former student loan ombudsman for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, to lead the consumer finance

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• Federal rent relief is coming. Thestimulus law passed by Congress in late December includes $25 billion in rental relief funds, with an estimated $2.6 billion coming to California. Here are some things

• La pérdida de empleos por COVID-19 agravará la falta de vivienda en Los Ángeles para 2023, señala un nuevo informe. Las pérdidas masivas de empleos causadas por la pandemia de COVID-19 en todo el país, dejarán a decenas de

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• Biden set to call for big spending on stimulus and vaccines. Money to complete $2,000 direct payments to individuals and aid to small businesses and local and state governments, components that Mr. Biden has stressed in recent

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• $1 fines from CFPB were common under Trump. That'll change.. It’s a virtual certainty that President-elect Joe Biden will replace President Trump’s appointee as CFPB director, Kathy Kraninger, with someone more

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• Options for struggling landlords. Critical eviction moratoriums don’t offer much relief for mom-and-pop landlords who still have to pay to keep their buildings operating.

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• A Democratic Senate could help advance Biden’s agenda. Democrats won control of the U.S. Senate, giving them majorities in both houses of Congress and the presidency. Here's a

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• College students could collect $1,800 in stimulus payments. A new tax season means many college students or young adults not yet covering all their own expenses could get a total of $1,800 in stimulus

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• What Is a charge-off?. While a charge-off may sound like a solution to an unpaid debt, it indicates that your creditor determined that you are unlikely to repay a

2020

December

30

• Aprobaron nuevos cheques de estímulo; ¿cuánto recibirá y cuándo?. El presidente Trump firmó un proyecto de ley de gastos de 2.3 billones de dólares —a pesar de sus propias objeciones tard

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• House passes bill to increase stimulus checks to $2,000. The U.S. House of Representatives on Monday voted to pass a bill to increase the $600 stimulus checks to $2,000, with 275 members voting for the bill

• Dems, Republicans trade places in their economic outlook. The economy, which continues its slow healing from the pandemic recession, actually isn’t all that different than it was in the fall. But

• What the new COVID relief package means for your money. A second wave of federal coronavirus relief totaling $900 billion could begin flowing to millions of Americans as soon as the year’s end, nearly

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• More than 190,000 ceiling fans are recalled after blades detach. More than 190,000 ceiling fans sold at The Home Depot have been recalled after it was found that their blades could detach while spinning, causing injuries

• How your personal finances can survive a pandemic. The economic fallout from shutdowns and entire industries collapsing has wreaked continual havoc on the personal finances of many Americans. Though those at the upper

• Trump signs pandemic relief bill after unemployment aid lapses. After calling the measure a “disgrace,” President Trump unexpectedly signed the bill, extending expanded unemployment benefits and an eviction moratorium, and keeping the

• 5 claves del nuevo paquete de ayuda económica firmado por Trump. El plan bipartidista contempla fondos contra la pandemia, apoyos a escuelas, entre otros.

• Diez pasos para tratar de evitar que te desalojen. La ayuda en cada localidad de Estados Unidos varía. Pero aquí te presentamos cómo conseguir ayuda o ayudarte a ti

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• Este edificio comunal busca curar la soledad en Los Ángeles; además, hay café gratis. Un domingo por la noche a fines de septiembre, con el humo de los incendios forestales flotando en el aire, unas pocas docenas de personas

• Los trabajadores esenciales, aliados invisibles y poco atendidos en 2020. Ya sea en los campos agrícolas de California o Nueva York, o en los supermercados, farmacias o hospitales, los llamados trabajadores esenciales, en

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• Stakes high for Trump’s new demands on economic relief. Fresh signs emerged of a stalling economic recovery, raising the stakes in President Trump’s surprise refusal to sign a $900 billion stimulus package into

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• Your stimulus check may not be in the mail until Jan. 15. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said $600 payments may start going out next week. But many Americans may not get their funds that soon.

• Dems to McConnell over Trump’s $2,000 stimulus check idea: ‘Let’s do it!’. In a surprise video address on Tuesday night, President Trump said something House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) could finally get behind: The proposed

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• The CDC banned evictions. Why are tenants being thrown out?. Evictions processed while the moratorium is still in place are a preview of what some experts predict will be a wave of homelessness when the