- Senior Care Resources in Texas
- Paying for Senior Care in Texas
- Paying for Long Term Care and Assisted Living (financial assistance)
- Medicare Plans explained
- Get a copy of your credit report Get help reporting Fraud, compromised SS# etc. and for FAQ’s
- Locate a CO-OP ATM: for free cash withdrawals
- The Texas Tuition Promise Fund®: could be the answer for your child or someone you know – an affordable way to save for a child’s higher education. The Foundation accepts scholarship applications Sept. 1 through Dec. 31.
- Texas Lemon Law: Your rights when you buy a defective vehicle.
- National Credit Union Association (NCUA)
- National Endowment for Financial Education (NEFE): Created to help consumers cope with financial challenges.
- Kerrville Public School Foundation
- On Guard On Line help from the US Government
- JRBT- The inflation Reduction Act: What Does it Contain
EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES:
Mastercard® ID Theft Protection™
Both personal and business members are eligible for the Mastercard® ID Theft Protection™ program, which allows you to track your identity risk level and detect potential fraud. If suspicious activity is noticed, you’ll be alerted and given steps on how to take action to protect yourself. Should your identity ever be stolen, you’ll receive “white glove” treatment from Mastercard experts who will step in and personally help you resolve the matter. You can also monitor other credit card types (e.g., store cards, Visa, Amex) besides your Mastercard.
Follow these steps to sign up:
- Go to IDProtectionOnline.Com to enroll
- Click Activate Now
- Enter in your Mastercard card number to qualify
- Click Enroll
- Fill out your Personal Information
- Click Save
- Review your personal information
- Add your Social Security Number and other information to track (optional)
- Turn on credit monitoring by clicking Activate Now on the credit services tab
- Review your risk level, alerts and monitoring on your dashboard as needed or set up alerts
College Savings Encouragement for 529 Day
Putting money away for your children’s college funds while paying everyday expenses can be a challenge. Comptroller Hegar invites Texas families to save for higher education costs, including by using 529 college savings plans. Learn About 529 Plans