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Were you displaced from Ward 7 & or Ward 8 in DC?
By Austin R. Cooper, Jr., Managing Editor The Washington Informer, in partnership with the Center for Public Integrity, announces a…
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To Be Worthy: Creditworthiness Still Elusive for Many
One of the great misconceptions about financial literacy in America is that Black people are predisposed to poor money management.…
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Achieving Financial Goals in Diverse Communities
When it comes to achieving financial goals, there shouldn't be any unknowns. However, the world of credit can be a…
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Helping Build Financial Success
One of the building blocks of financial health is having a good understanding of credit – including how to use…
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New Refinance Options Help Area Families: Expanded Guidelines for Those Earning Up to $80K Per Year
EagleBank Residential Lending is jumping at a new opportunity to help more families gain access to today's low rate environment.
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DCHFA Provides D.C. Government Employees With Down Payment Assistance
For many aspiring homeowners, saving up for a down payment is the biggest hurdle to purchasing a home.
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Building Generational Wealth in the Midst of Gentrification
The nation’s capital is one of the most highly gentrified cities in the country according to a 2019 study by the National…
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Tips to Protect Yourself from Financial Fraud
If you've ever mistakenly clicked on a link that might have provided personal information or answered a call and became…
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Youth Money Matters: Young, Black and Broke
Wisdom may come with life experiences, but what about wealth?
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My COVID Mortgage Forbearance Is Ending Soon … Now What?
For many homeowners, the option to suspend their mortgage payments during the pandemic offered a great option for temporarily cutting…
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