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DISB Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month with Free Resources for District Residents

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Thu, 04/22/2021

DISB Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month with Free Resources for District Residents - The Washington Informer

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Featured News

12/30/2024 Modified District Government Services for New Year’s Day

11/19/2024 DC Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking Reveals Findings of Study on Potential Racial Bias in Auto Insurance Premiums

09/12/2024 DC Announces 2025 Health Insurance Rates, with Rate Increases Smallest in Recent Years

08/08/2024 District Encourages Residents to Prepare for Impacts of Tropical Storm Debby

07/30/2024 Mayor Bowser Announces Organizational Changes within DC Government

05/24/2023 DISB Testimony Prior Authorization Reform Amendment Act of 2023

02/08/2023 Fiscal Years 2022-2023 Performance Oversight Hearing

10/25/2022 Associate Commissioner Philip Barlow’s Testimony for Council Hearing on Three Insurance-related Bills: The Medical Malpractice Clarification Amendment Act of 2022 (B24-0829), the Reproductive Health Care Insurance Coverage Expansion Amendment Act of 2022

09/22/2022 Commissioner Woods’ Testimony for Council Hearing on Bill 24-558: Stop Discrimination by Algorithms Act of 2021

03/07/2022 DISB Written Testimony for Council Hearing on the Professional Employer Organization Registration Act of 2021

08/06/2020 Virtual Public Hearing: 2021 Proposed Health Insurance Rates

06/15/2021 Bowser Urges Vigilance in Protecting Seniors on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day

05/28/2021 Health Insurance Fraud Totaling $3.8M Results In Prison Sentence

05/19/2021 DC health insurance marketplace: history and news of the state’s exchange

04/22/2021 DISB Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month with Free Resources for District Residents

04/19/2021 Insurance in a Time of Transition: Highlights From the 16th Annual NFI Insurance Public Policy Summit

Upcoming Events

Jan 23 2025 - 12:00

Financially Fit DC: Taxes and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)

DISB Orders New Plan to Dedicate GHMSI Excess Surplus

Department asking for public comment on new plan for dedication of excess surplus to community health reinvestment.

District Announces 2020 Health Insurance Rates

Three out of four insurers to reduce their rates.

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Financially Fit DC: Taxes and the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) - Thu, Jan 23

Virtual

Start tax season with confidence! Join us to learn about Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) and local tax filing assistance.
Find your financial freedom. financiallyfitdc.com

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