- What are Individual Development Accounts (referred)
- First-time home purchase: “what should I
understand?”
- Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) outreach to maximize
local participation rates among community residents
Additionally, in 2009 New Life Corporation, the Connecticut
Association for Human Services and three other partners
established the Connecticut Money School www.ctmoney.org,
a statewide financial education program for low-income
and senior residents in Connecticut with the goal
of expanding our local financial education work in
our given cities to a statewide coordinated program.
We work with local banking and financial institutions
in recruiting qualified instructors who are willing
to teach one - two hour classes on a pro-bono basis.
Residents are able to register on-line, at our office
or by calling 211 to participate in classes at no
cost.
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