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Savvy Ladies® Free Helpline

Savvy Ladies® connects women to free, one-on-one guidance to help navigate financial challenges.

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FDIC Money Smart

Money Smart covers everyday money skills like budgeting, goals, and building healthy credit habits.

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AARP® Money & Finances

AARP® offers advice on managing debt, protecting against fraud, and stretching household budgets.

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Credit counseling

National Foundation for Credit Counseling connects you with counselors who can help create a personalized plan.

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Find a counselor

Credit bureaus

AnnualCreditReport.com provides access to your ExperianTM, Equifax®, and TransUnion® credit reports.

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Check your credit

Government programs

Benefits.gov features federal and state assistance programs on housing, food, and healthcare.

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Explore programs

Financial education

National Endowment for Financial Education offers tools to help grow your financial knowledge.

Boost your confidence

Boost your confidence

FAQs about financial support and guidance

Look for resources that are clear, practical, and designed to meet you where you are. Programs like Hands on Banking offer simulations and guidance that may help you build confidence in managing money.

There are tools, guides, and community resources that can help you explore ways to strengthen credit and manage debt. From budgeting tips to debt management strategies, you may find options that align with your goals — even if you're starting small.

You don’t need to have everything figured out before asking for help. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or unsure of your next step, resources are available to guide you through your options.

Even if you don’t meet the criteria for formal programs, there may still be ways to get support. You can explore tools, educational resources, or community-based services that offer guidance.

A Glossary of Common Debt Collection Terms and other resources are available in different languages at www.nyc.gov/dcwp.

Even though Wells Fargo conducts its business in English, real-time language interpretation services may be available in other languages. In addition to real-time language interpretation services, certain documents may be available in Spanish.

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