Our new scam tracker is a resource to help protect yourself from scams when engaging in financial transactions.
For every $100 spent at a small business, $68 stays in the community, helping to make the District strong. The DISB BizCAP program supports local small businesses every step of the way.
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Are you ready to dive into the world of investing?
Our investor guide is packed with strategies on investing wisely and avoiding financial fraud.
For every $100 spent at a small business, $68 stays in the community, helping to make the District strong. The DISB BizCAP program supports local small businesses every step of the way.
Our new scam tracker is a resource to help protect yourself from scams when engaging in financial transactions.
Need help paying for college?
Explore our Student Loan Ombudsman program for tips on making higher education affordable.
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In honor of EITC Awareness Day, DISB and the United Way of the National Capital Area (UWNCA) are hosting this virtual event promoting this tax credit to District residents. Through a collaboration with the United Way of the National Capital Area, qualified residents can work with trained IRS professionals and volunteers—for free—to get a credit potentially worth thousands of dollars.
Department asking for public comment on new plan for dedication of excess surplus to community health reinvestment.
Learn about the steps you can take to plan for your future and protect your property, possessions, and loved ones.
This event will include an overview of estate planning concepts and documents such as a will and probate, trust, healthcare directives, power of attorney, and more.
DC residents will be able to work with legal volunteers to complete a "property check-up" to review the deed and tax records on the property you own or have inherited. Participants will also have the opportunity to complete on-site intake and may be paired with a lawyer at no cost from a participating pro bono legal organization based on interests, needs, and other eligibility criteria, or receive referrals to private attorneys.
This event is in collaboration with DC Affordable Law Firm, DC Bar Pro Bono Center, Legal Counsel for the Elderly, LegalAidDC, and Christian Legal Aid.
Community Partners are Housing Counseling Services, Latino Economic Development Center, Lamond-Riggs Citizens Association, DC Small Business Development Center and Home Care Partners.
Questions:
DISB Contact: Pratima Lele Email: [email protected]
Learn to inspect your own financial situation and see what you can improve to maximize your wealth potential.
Registration
A workshop to help small business owners develop funding strategies and access capital.
Presented by:
The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) and the Office of the Deputy Mayor for Planning & Economic Development (DMPED)
Who should attend:
Questions:
DC BizCAP Contact: Aaron Fenwick or 202-442-7821
DLCP-SBRC Contact: Tamika Wood goes to [email protected]
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