Financial Empowerment Network

Watch the short video that clearly describes the foreclosure process in Washington State and the resources available.

For many individuals, tax credits and refunds are critical to keeping food on the table and a roof overhead. Tax help is available in your neighborhood and in your language from IRS-certified volunteers. Learn more at FreeTaxExperts.org

Millions of Americans with disabilities are caught in an endless poverty cycle. Join National Disability Institute and pledge to spread awareness of this issue.

Local Washington Bank On coalitions provide people with alternatives to paying more than they need to for financial services, to help them on a pathway to economic stability and success.

Bank On Washington Week

Bank On Washington Week continues, offering entertainment and education about money to help children and adults learn together. Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/Financial-Empowerment-Network-357757083847/

Bank On Washington is a public and private initiative to connect people without checking and savings accounts to affordable mainstream financial services, including checking, savings, credit, and financial education opportunities. We assist in providing people with alternatives to paying more than they need to for financial services, to help them on a pathway to economic stability and success.

Together in partnership with banks, credit unions, government, and community organizations, local Bank On’s work together to bring affordable mainstream financial services, asset building and financial empowerment to our Washington communities.

Bank On Washington Week was offered in collaboration with FEPPP (Financial Education Public-Private Partnership) and Jump$tart WA.

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