Celebrate Financial Literacy Month with DISB financial education programs like Financially Fit DC and the Opportunity Accounts Program.
No more surprise billing for ER visits. There are five things to know about the No Surprises Act that went into effect January 1.
Celebrate Financial Literacy Month with DISB financial education programs like Financially Fit DC and the Opportunity Accounts Program.
No more surprise billing for ER visits. There are five things to know about the No Surprises Act that went into effect January 1.
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Join the Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency, The Office on Returning Citizens Affairs, Industrial Bank, Capital Area Asset Builders and DISB to learn financial literacy fundamentals.
This virtual #CJANMeeting will be held via Zoom (http://ow.ly/LVoy50IAcrt).
Meeting ID: 160 514 1823
Passcode: 745950
For more information, contact: Valana Multheron at (202) 430-0726, Elba Gonzalez, (202) 841-0889 or Walter Chin, (202) 821-3471.
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.
Are you unbanked/underbanked and seeking funding for your small business? Join the Greater Washington Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for special presentations by DISB and community partners.
Register here at the GWHCC Webinar Registration page.
Join OSSE’s Division of Postsecondary and Career Education for the 2022 Virtual Adult College and Credentials Fair. The fair is open to all adults age 18 and older who are interested in going to college or earning a postsecondary credential. The event will provide opportunities for attendees to explore college and career interests, discover adult-friendly postsecondary options, and find ways to pay for their education. The fair will also include resources specifically targeted to early childhood educators who need to earn their associate degree. To register for the fair please visit hopin.com/events/acc-fair.
Starting or Expanding a Small Business? Access the capital you need through DC BizCAP.
What:
A workshop to help small business owners develop funding strategies and access capital.
Presented by:
The District of Columbia Departments of Insurance, Securities and Banking (DISB) and Consumer and Regulatory Affairs Small Business Resource Center (SBRC), 1863 Ventures and The Spice Suite
Who should attend:
Questions:
DC BizCAP Contact: Aaron Fenwick or (202) 442-7821
DCRA-SBRC Contact: Claudia Herrera
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