My Money Oregon Whether you’re just starting out or planning for retirement, you’re in the right place. Explore tools, guides and resources from our community partners to build your financial confidence and security.We are working together to help you.
Securities and Exchange Commission Free tools from Investor.gov help calculate savings goals, compound interest, and mandatory distributions from retirement accounts.
Federal Trade Commission Free fillable budget worksheet from Consumer.gov is a great tool to get started. Wondering how to begin?
Department of Human Services At Oregon’s Department of Human Services, they support the wellbeing of everyone. Learn more about need-based assistance for seniors, youths, working families and people with disabilities.
Oregon Department of Revenue Get your questions answered about the Oregon Earned Income Tax Credit, Oregon KIDS Credit and Dependent Tax Credits.
Oregon Education Tax Credits Every Oregon taxpayer can receive an annual refundable tax credit worth up to $180 when they save for higher education and career training.
Unclaimed Property An estimated 1 in 7 Oregonians has unclaimed assets being held on their behalf, from uncashed utility refunds to COVID relief checks. It’s free to claim it.
Free Credit Reports Secure weekly online reports from Equifax, Experian and TransUnion, and learn to spot identity theft.
Oregon Student Loan Ombuds Oregon's Ombuds keeps borrowers informed, helps to resolve disputes with lenders and ensures servicers comply with the law
Oregon Department of Veterans Affairs Oregon is one of five states that offer a veteran home loan program.
Oregon Department of Justice (Scam Alert Network) Join the Scam Alert Network, search Oregon’s consumer fraud database, and file complaints.
Oregon DCBS Before you hand over money, check the Oregon license status of financial brokers and construction contractors.
Federal Trade Commission Add yourself to the Do Not Call registry, report fraud, and review red flags of suspicious activity.
Oregon Department of Education Oregon students will soon need to take a personal finance class to graduate. Anybody can access the submitted free lessons and games.
Oregon Division of Financial Regulation Ensure you’re properly insured, more informed about investing, and financially ready in case of a disaster.
U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Add yourself to the Do Not Call registry, report fraud, and review red flags of suspicious activity.