New credit law aids women say experts
A UPI report notes the Equal Credit Opportunity Act passed in June requires creditors to provide identical credit ratings for spouses when asked. Consumer adviser Sandra Powers urges wives to establish separate credit histories, use maiden names if needed, and begin with store charge accounts to build credibility for major cards later.
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Crawford charts path for women offenders needs
Jacqueline Crawford rose from correctional trainee to superintendent at the Nebraska Center for Women in York. She shaped policy, consulted nationally, and led the MOLD program while highlighting women offenders as distinct, requiring tailored programming and separate pathways. She moves to Nevada to study women’s institutions under a National Institute of Corrections grant.
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