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Free Virtual Events to Promote Financial Capability Among Consumers
03/01/2021
Harrisburg, PA - The Pennsylvania Department of Banking and Securities (DoBs) will be hosting and participating in virtual presentations to help consumers understand their rights and make well-informed decisions about money.
“An important part of the department’s mission is to ensure consumers and business are well-informed about the financial marketplace,” said Tim Arthun, Deputy Secretary for Financial Services. “The department remains committed to consumer protection each and every day and this special line-up of events serves to promote financial capability and increase consumer awareness about scams and how to protect themselves.”
Alger Expands Retirement Plan Offerings with High-Conviction, Focused Large Cap Collective Investment Trust
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Alger today announced the expansion of its Collective Investment Trust (CIT) offerings with Alger Focus Equity CIT, a focused portfolio of approximately 50 high-conviction, large capitalization stocks.
We believe it’s important to offer retirement plan clients a choice when it comes to investments in their plans. NEW YORK (PRWEB) February 18, 2021 Fred Alger Management, LLC (“Alger”), a $43 billion growth equity investment manager, is pleased to announce the expansion of its Collective Investment Trust (CIT) offerings with Alger Focus Equity CIT, a focused portfolio of approximately 50 high-conviction, large capitalization stocks.
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For anyone having trouble paying their mortgage due to coronavirus-related circumstances, an important deadline to ask for help has been extended.
The CARES Act allowed homeowners with a federally-backed mortgage to ask for forbearance, which is temporarily suspending or reducing payments. Under the legislation passed by Congress earlier this year, homeowners can ask for this for up to 180 days, as well as a second 180-day extension period.
But don’t wait, state officials said.
“When people face financial hardship, they often become fearful about talking to their lender,” Robin Wiessmann, executive director and CEO of the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, said in a statement. “In fact, they should talk with their bank or servicer as soon as possible because that is when they have the most financial options available to stay in their home. Communications is key to ensure consumers don’t miss out on any forbearance option.”