To find support and resources for federal workers, visit fedsupport.dc.gov.
Everyone deserves access to safe, affordable and functional banking. That’s why Bank On DC works with trusted financial institutions and nonprofit partners to connect residents with certified accounts that meet their needs.
Need help with student loans? The DISB Student Loan Ombudsman is here to assist DC residents with student loan concerns. Get guidance on repayment options, debt relief programs and more!
Access the senior resource guide for essential tips and information to safeguard your financial well-being.
Access the senior resource guide for essential tips and information to safeguard your financial well-being.
Need help with student loans? The DISB Student Loan Ombudsman is here to assist DC residents with student loan concerns. Get guidance on repayment options, debt relief programs and more!
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Join us for the 3rd Annual DC Fintech Summit! Hosted by DC Tech & Venture Coalition in partnership with DISB's Office of Innovation, the event will explore stablecoins, AI in finance and fintech innovation. Commissioner Karima Woods will welcome attendees.
RSVP: here
Ready to prepare your Will? Learn how to best prepare for a meeting with an Estate Planning attorney.
Most of us know we need to prepare an estate plan, but don't know where to start. For those who are ready, one of the greatest hurdles to taking the next step can be intimidation of speaking with an attorney the cost of legal fees.
Designed for DC residents who are prepared to start estate planning (and maybe even have an appointment with an attorney already), in this workshop, you will learn how best to get ready to prepare your Will. You'll learn how to organize your wishes, walk into your first estate planning meeting informed, and how to approach the estate conversation with your family.
This event is in collaboration with the DC Affordable Law Firm.
For more details and to register, visit: bit.ly/estateplanning11-4.
Learn about practical strategies for credit restoration, debt management and smart saving--while learning how to stay-debt free.
Find your financial freedom. financiallyfitdc.com
To watch the webinar, register here, and then select from the list provided.
Join DISB's Student Loan Ombudsman and Housing Counseling Services for a webinar designed to help borrowers make informed decisions about student loan repayment.
Co-host: Housing Counseling Services
Speaker: Ricardo Jefferson, Student Loan Ombudsman
Register at: bit.ly/3qiQQR3
Contact: Ricardo Jefferson
Learn about #financial resources to help your DC business open, operate and grow while connecting with lenders and experts at the #2022DCBusinessExpo!
To register, visit: dslbd.dc.gov/DCBusinessEXPO
The Members of the District of Columbia Financial Literacy Council (DCFLC) will hold a public meeting 3 pm, Thursday, April 21, 2022. The meeting will be held via WebEx at: Attendee Registration
Join by telephone:
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Access code: 2322 375 9509
Join the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, The Office on Returning Citizens Affairs, Industrial Bank, Capital Area Asset Builders and DISB to learn financial literacy fundamentals.
This virtual #CJANMeeting will be held via Zoom (http://ow.ly/LVoy50IAcrt).
Meeting ID: 160 514 1823
Passcode: 745950
For more information, contact: Valana Multheron at (202) 430-0726, Elba Gonzalez, (202) 841-0889 or Walter Chin, (202) 821-3471.
Are you unbanked/underbanked and seeking funding for your small business? Join the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for special presentations by DISB and community partners.
Register here at the GWHCC Webinar Registration page.
Join the Mayor's Office on African Affairs (MOAA), the Mayor's Office on Asian and Pacific Islander Affairs (MOAPIA), the Mayor's Office on Latino Affairs (MOLA), and the Mayor's Office of LGBTQ Affairs (MOLGBTQA) for a free Tax Clinic for DC residents.
Co-host: Housing Counseling Services
Speaker: Ricardo Jefferson, Student Loan Ombudsman
The U.S. Department of Education recently announced a temporary change to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program rules as a result of the COVID-19 national emergency. Now, for a limited time, borrowers may receive credit for past payments made on loans that would otherwise not qualify for PSLF. To learn how to take advantage of this special program, join DISB for “District Residents & Student Loans: Navigating Public Service Loan Forgiveness & Managing Repayment,” a webinar on April 5, 2022 at 6:00 pm, ET.
Youth will learn money management, savings, investing and credit care by participating in interactive group sessions with a hands on approach to financial freedom.
Register: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfTK2XGJKmnaILk3DgK4kYzb_bSfekKwiBbRsC7Fk8QBzqa6A/viewform
Contact: [email protected]
Washington, DC—Today, the District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) announced the 2022 approved individual and small business health insurance rates. As a result of the Department’s review, most insurers decreased their initial rate proposals, which will save District residents more than $16 million.
Expanded Funding Would Begin in Fiscal Year 2022 for DC Opportunity Accounts, Which Match Resident Savings 4:1
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