Life Insurance Policy Locator
DISB provides this resource to help residents locate missing or lost insurance policies and annuity contracts.
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.
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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
Nov 4 2026 - 08:30
Nov 4 2026 - 17:30
Nov 19 2026 - 12:00
DC Fintech Summit 2026: The New Rules of Money - Wed, Nov 4 2026, 8:30am
- 1:30pm
1323 4th St NE
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
Estate Planning Preparation: Tips for Meeting with Your Attorney - Wed, Nov 4 2026, 5:30
- 6:30pm
900 Wesley Place SW
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.
Journey to Debt Free - Thu, Nov 19 2026, 5:00
- 6:00pm
(12:00 - 1:00pm)
Virtual
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.
Learn About COVID-19 Resources
Consumer information, updates and responses during the public health emergency.
Beware of Coronavirus Scams
The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) warns District residents to be on the alert for scams during the public health emergency. During times of heightened fear and stress, it is not unusual for people to let their guard down. This may be the case during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Scammers can take advantage of these unusual circumstances to steal your money and sensitive, personal information. Three common ways they do this are through email phishing, charitable contribution requests, and medical supply sales.
Taking a Trip? Information About Travel Insurance You Should Know Before You Hit the Road
Whether it's a mini-break or an international tour, taking a trip requires planning and can cost a lot of money. Unexpected circumstances like injury, illness, flight delays or natural disasters could cut a trip short, leaving you with unforeseen costs. There are insurance options to help keep you financially protected
Social Security Scams
DISB encourages District residents to protect themselves from scammers assuming the guise of Social Security Administration (SSA) officials.
A growing scam targeting District residents who are mostly of retirement age involves individuals who impersonate SSA officials. They contact victims by telephone and attempt to steal their personally identifiable information along with their money. The victim’s caller ID may display a telephone number identical to the SSA’s genuine number; scammers routinely “spoof” or imitate telephone numbers of official government agencies.
DISB Is Planning Financial Health Events for District Residents During America Saves Week
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Washington, DC—The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) is planning a series of events to encourage District residents to adopt better saving habits as part of America Saves Week, February 24 to 29. Activities will promote interactive programs such as Bank on DC and Financially Fit DC designed for Washingtonians of all ages and income levels.
New Online Portal Now Live to Connect Small Businesses with Access to Capital
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Second Annual Access to Capital Event Celebrates $200,000 in District Funds Leveraged to Create $1.77 Million in Funds Distributed to Small Businesses in FY19. The D.C. Department of Small and Local Business Development Joined the Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking and Other Partners to Launch A New Free Tool for Small Businesses
District Announces 2020 Health Insurance Rates
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Three out of four insurers to reduce their rates.
Insurers File Proposed Rates for 2019 District of Columbia Health Plan Offerings
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DISB received proposed health insurance plan rates for review for plan year 2019.
DISB Orders New Plan to Dedicate GHMSI Excess Surplus
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Department asking for public comment on new plan for dedication of excess surplus to community health reinvestment.
Featured News
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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