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• NCRC: Santander Announces “Inclusive Communities” Plan – A New $11 Billion, Five-Year Community Commitment

  Santander US CEO Scott Powell today announced Santander’s “Inclusive Communities” plan, Santander Bank’s new $11 billion, agreement with the National Community Reinvestment Coalition (NCRC) to increase lending, community development, and charitable giving.

• PBN: The state needs a stronger affordable-housing law, says R.I. Housing. Executive Director Barbara Fields isn’t waiting for it to be changed.

  R.I. Housing and Mortgage Finance Corp. is celebrating its 45th anniversary this year in a position of financial strength, says Executive Director Barbara Fields. It has created programs to assist first-time homeowners, expanded its servicing of mortgages to include those generated by MaineHousing and emerged from the Great Recession with a surplus of financial assets.

• NLIHC: President Biden to Extend Eviction Moratorium; Improvements, Enforcement, Rental Assistance Needed

  President Biden to Extend Eviction Moratorium; Improvements, Enforcement, Rental Assistance Needed

• FHLBB: 2019 Equity Builder Program Funding Round

  Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston is pleased to announce the opening of the 2019 Equity Builder Program (EBP) funding round on January 2, 2019.

• Citizens Bank: The 2020 Champions in Action Program

  At Citizens Bank, we recognize the value of the communities we serve, and we're dedicated to helping them thrive. We also recognize that our communities face tremendous social challenges today. To address these growing needs, we've partnered with NBC 10 for our Champions in Action program - a unique initiative designed to provide significant financial, promotional and volunteer support for established nonprofit organizations that are addressing the needs and concerns of our diverse neighborhoods and are ready to reach the next level.

• PBN: Survey: Millennials have different ideas for home equity

  Millennials are more creative than older homeowners when it comes to putting home equity lines of credit to use, according to a newly released survey by Providence-based Citizens Bank.