Review 5 listed free help profiles associated with Jackson, Mississippi.
Mississippi allows payday lending with a $500 per-lender cap and $21.95 per $100 fee. The state has the lowest median income and highest poverty rate, making residents especially vulnerable to high-cost lending. Complaints can be filed with the Department of Banking and Consumer Finance or the Attorney General.
Non-profit organization providing housing education, fair housing training, and 1-on-1 housing counseling through an annual conference and educational programs.
Profile signals: Housing professionals and industry practitioners seeking fair housing and fair lending education, Individuals seeking 1-on-1 housing counseling guidance in the Jackson, Mississippi area
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Profile signals: Mississippi residents seeking community-based financial or social services, Individuals preferring faith-based organizations for support services
Operation HOPE is America's first non-profit social investment banking organization providing free financial counseling, credit coaching, and economic empowerment programs to underserved communities nationwide.
Profile signals: Low-income and underserved individuals seeking free financial counseling and credit coaching, Homebuyers and small business owners needing guidance without upfront counseling fees
Non-profit community development organization providing free social services, housing assistance, and parenting support to low-income families in Mississippi since 1975.
Profile signals: Low-income families in central Mississippi seeking parenting support and job skills training, First-time homebuyers in Jackson area needing down payment assistance and financial guidance
501(c)(3) nonprofit community development organization serving West Jackson neighborhoods with youth programs, housing initiatives, and economic development focused on areas surrounding Jackson State University.
Profile signals: Jackson youth (especially ages served by YouthBuild) seeking job training and career development, West Jackson neighborhood residents interested in community organizing and economic revitalization