Most insurance policies do not cover COVID-19
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Most insurance policies do not cover COVID-19 - The Washington Times
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Access the senior resource guide for essential tips and information to safeguard your financial well-being.
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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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Upcoming Events
Oct 1 2026 - 17:00
Securing Your Legacy: Estate Planning Workshop and Legal Clinic - Thu, Oct 1 2026, 5:00
- 8:00pm
330 7th Street NE
This event includes an overview of estate planning concepts and documents such as a will and probate, trust, healthcare directives, power of attorney and more.
Learn about the steps you can take to plan for your future and protect your property, possessions and loved ones.
DC residents will have the opportunity to learn more about their property's ownership. DC residents will also have the opportunity to complete onsite intake for estate planning, probate, and/or foreclosure legal services, and may be paired with a lawyer from a participating organization at no cost; strict income restrictions apply for those interested in legal representation.
Advanced registration is required, but a limited number of walk-up spots may be available.
This event is in collaboration with DC Affordable Law Firm.
For more details and to register, visit: bit.ly/estateplanning-legalclinic.
DC Now Also the District of Chartering
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DC Now Also the District of Chartering - CU Today.info
MD|DC League sees win with enactment of CU Act of 2019
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MD|DC League sees win with enactment of CU Act of 2019 - Credit Union National Association (CUNA)
Coronavirus-inspired mortgage relief is becoming a reality in D.C. Here are the details.
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Coronavirus-inspired mortgage relief is becoming a reality in D.C. Here are the details. - Washington Business Journal
DC COVID Relief Bill Amended to Require Rent Relief Notice
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All About Student Loans! Workshop
Register for this Student Loan Workshop webinar that provides information to borrowers to better understand and make informed decisions regarding student loan repayment, deferment, debt consolidation and The American Rescue Plan Act of 2021.
Registration: MANNA Webinar Registration Form
Summer 2021 DISB Higher Education Series: What Will Fall Term Look Like?
Please join the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Student Loan Ombudsman and local colleges and universities for a three-part series on returning to campus.
Topics include financial aid verification documents, financial aid awards including scholarships, and strategies for success as a virtual student.
To register, follow this link, bit.ly/3juni1j.
Financial Wellness Series: Introduction to Homebuying
Register for this Financial Education event that explains the home-buying process and provides information about borrowing against your home.
For more information, email [email protected].
Mayor Bowser’s #FairShot Budget Adds $3.8 Million to Help Residents Save for Educational, Home Buying, and Emergency Medical Needs
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Expanded Funding Would Begin in Fiscal Year 2022 for DC Opportunity Accounts, Which Match Resident Savings 4:1
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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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