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The Center for Indian Country Development is part of the Community Development & Engagement division at the Minneapolis Fed.

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#NativeCDFIs play a vital role in extending credit to underserved Native communities. Our latest working paper provides insights on the ways in which Native CDFIs set their strategic goals, tailor their products and services, and define metrics of success: bit.ly/43GJCKa

CICD recently analyzed data from a key Federal Reserve survey of American households to shed light on Native American households' financial stress.

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The growth in Native federal contracting has been in the news. CICD has a body of research shedding light on federal contracting's revenue role in Indian Country.

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What is Indian Country? CICD has a webpage—and accompanying paper—dedicated to the history and modern implications of this crucial question.

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New research from CICD digs deeper into the reasons why Native American borrowers pay more for home loans than White borrowers on average. Read our article by CICD Senior Economist Matthew Gregg and Senior Writer Caryn Mohr: bit.ly/3IuanHX

CICD recently analyzed data from a key Federal Reserve survey of American households to shed light on Native American households' financial stress.

Explore our findings for commonly used measures of financial security: bit.ly/3IM2UnO

#NativeCDFIs play a vital role in extending credit to underserved Native communities. Our latest working paper provides insights on the ways in which Native CDFIs set their strategic goals, tailor their products and services, and define metrics of success: bit.ly/43GJCKa

Native Americans pay more for home loans than White borrowers on average. Recent analysis from CICD explores this important issue: bit.ly/3IuanHX

CICD Senior Economist Matthew Gregg recently published research on the costs of homeownership in Indian Country with colleagues Helen Banga (@CFPB) and Donn. L. Feir (@uvic).

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A new analysis from CICD finds that Native Americans pay more to finance a home than White borrowers on average—and looks into some of the potential reasons. ⬇️
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Recent analysis from CICD sheds light on the financial security of Native American households. In a new Marketplace story, CICD's Vanessa Palmer and The Brookings Institution's Rob Maxim discuss the findings and techniques used to overcome common data limitations: bit.ly/3vjUXmY

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