Texas Must Get A Handle on Budget Busting Payday Loans
This week, fair lending advocates echoed concerns we laid out in a new report about the increasingly expensive payday and auto title loans being charged
This week, fair lending advocates echoed concerns we laid out in a new report about the increasingly expensive payday and auto title loans being charged
A total of 734,000 Texans purchased health insurance through the federal Marketplace from October 1, 2013 to April 19, 2014, according to a report released by the
When it comes to mental health recovery, peer support–when those with a lived experience of mental illness who have gone through recovery provide guidance and
Tuesday, millions of Americans dutifully filed their federal tax returns, but very few of us contemplate the connection to essential public supports that we take
As we wait for the district court’s final ruling on the Texas school finance system lawsuit, new numbers show more than five million school children are
Just weeks away from the March 31 closing of the Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) open enrollment period for 2014, thoughts are turning to how to
By Scott Zienty Tax season is here, and for many Texas families, their tax refund presents an important savings moment. Unfortunately, it’s not easy for
As schools across the country commemorate National School Breakfast Week, Texas public schools are actively working to provide school breakfast to more students in need
In Texas, we have a rather unique blend of relatively low unemployment with high poverty. In other words, we have plenty of folks who are
This week, NBC 5 in Dallas/Fort Worth did a two-part investigative story on a Texas family’s repeated trouble with balance billing. Melinda Allen went to