Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
CFPB Proud to Support the National Strategy for Financial Literacy
October 2, 2026
Summary
The CFPB issued a statement supporting the National Strategy for Financial Literacy, which directs nationwide efforts on youth financial education, saving and investing habits, digital financial literacy, and fraud/scam avoidance. This is an informational outreach item, not a rule or guidance, and creates no new compliance obligations for mortgage lenders, brokers, or servicers. Industry participants should treat it as context on the Bureau's consumer-education priorities rather than a regulatory requirement.
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- What does "CFPB Proud to Support the National Strategy for Financial Literacy" cover?
- The CFPB issued a statement supporting the National Strategy for Financial Literacy, which directs nationwide efforts on youth financial education, saving…
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- This update was issued by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
- When was it published?
- It was published on October 2, 2026.
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