Financial Literacy

CEDA will keep their essential services available to people in crisis and will be helping residents and communities who are unable to meet their basic needs.

The virus and widespread closures to contain it are having a devastating and unprecedented impact on local businesses and families.

Your credit reports and scores play an important role in your future financial opportunities. You can use the steps below to manage and protect your credit during the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic.

Ladder Up thanks Francine J. Lipman, a William S. Boyd Professor of Law at University of Nevada, Las Vegas for compiling this summary. The CARES Act was just signed into law, including a number of individual income tax provisions.  Here are some details on the Recovery Rebate Tax Credit:

As coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to incite global economic fears and threaten public health, credit card issuers are beginning to roll out assistance programs for cardholders who may be financially affected by the outbreak.

For expenses like utilities, phone and internet, mortgages, or insurance, many providers are offering flexibility to customers facing financial strain. Check with your service providers or dial your local non-emergency line, such as 311, for special resources available in your area.