financial literacy
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DISB Celebrates April as Financial Literacy Month with Free Resources for District Residents
In celebration of April as Financial Literacy Month, I am pleased to announce that the District of Columbia Department of…
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A Year of COVID-19 Brought Record Consumer Debt and Collection Complaints
After more than a year of COVID-19, the nation’s collective ability to cope with dual public health and economic crises…
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Estate Planning is Financial Planning
Estate planning is such a significant part of financial planning.
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Black America Needs a ‘New Normal’: Equitable Credit Access to Build Wealth
Although many officials have called for a "return to normal," millions of small businesses and communities need something new instead.
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Momentum Builds in State Capitols and in D.C. to Rein in Predatory Payday Lending
As the nation and much of the world continue to suffer from the rippling effects of COVID-19, the ability of…
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There is Safety in the Multitude of Counsel
Be thoughtful about the counsel you receive.
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Advocates Demand Racial Equity as Key PPP Changes Begin
With less income, higher unemployment, and less access to financial resources, both businesses and consumers alike strive to hold on…
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Project Encourages Washingtonians to Adopt Better Spending Habits
The District of Columbia Department of Insurance, Securities and Banking is planning a series of events this week to encourage…
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Biden’s Racial Equity Initiative: Moving Marginalized Communities Toward America’s Bounty
Regardless of income — or the lack thereof — every family still needs a home, one that provides shelter and…
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Black History is Our Story to Tell and Create
As Black people, we cannot leave our history to others to tell or to create.
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