Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
The FTC protects consumers and offers free resources on saving and investing, credit scores, and more.
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Identity Theft
A key step in achieving financial capability is to know what to do if your identity is stolen. The FTC can guide you through the process.
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Money & Credit
Borrowing money opens doors but it's important to stay on top of your debt. The FTC's financial literacy resources can help.
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Household Budget Worksheets
Our printable household budget worksheets are here to help you stay on top of your finances. If you need assistance in developing a budget, please contact us, and we’ll be happy to guide you!
The weekly spending worksheet helps you track how much you spend in any given week so that you can put your monthly budget worksheet in place.
Weekly Spending Worksheet
The monthly budget worksheet is designed to assist you in creating a monthly budget so you can pay all of your bills on time and save money.
Monthly Budget Worksheet
You can also use our financial calculators to help you budget and plan for the future.
Financial Calculators
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is the nation’s consumer protection agency. The FTC works to prevent fraudulent, deceptive, and unfair business practices in the marketplace.
Click below to access a wide range of personal financial education resources and learn about money, credit, and more.
The FTC
Identity Theft
If you believe your identity has been stolen or compromised, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) can guide you through the process of identity theft recovery.
The first step is to tell the FTC what happened and then you can work with them to come up with a recovery plan. Finally, the FTC will help you put your plan into action.
Preventing Identity Theft
Freeze Your Credit
A credit freeze makes it unlikely that your stolen financial information can be used to open new accounts in your name. Most creditors check your credit history as part of the application process — with a freeze in place, they can't access your credit history and will decline to open a new account. Freezing your credit doesn't affect your score and when you want to open up a new credit line, you simply unfreeze your credit temporarily. Freezing and unfreezing your credit at each of the three credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — is free to consumers. Learn more and get started at the link below.
Security Freeze
Ohio Housing Finance Agency (OHFA)
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency provides homeownership and rental assistance to Ohio residents. OHFA's programs also support developers and property managers of affordable housing throughout the state.
Whether you are a renter or homebuyer, a developer, or a property manager, find out how OHFA’s programs can help you.
Ohio Housing Finance Agency