The City’s down payment assistance program, Philly First Home, has reopened, according to an announcement by the Division of Housing and Community Development. more
With recent discussions of wealth inequality in Philadelphia, as well as a possible wealth tax, it seems timely to measure the city’s levels of income inequality. more
Economic justice for women includes the ability to save for retirement. Yet, many women today are finding it difficult to do so, forcing them to retire later in life with minimal savings. more
The IRS strongly encourages individuals who are not required to file a tax return to file one this season to claim potentially thousands of dollars in tax credits. more
Congress had increased the maximum credit to $3,600 for children under age 6 and $3,000 for those ages 6 through 17, but was unable to come to an agreement on the program's extension. more
Philadelphia is set to soon join other U.S. cities in attempting an experimental economic mobility pilot that will give recipients cash payments, no strings attached. more
In honor of Black History Month, The Mayor’s Office of Black Male Engagement is excited to host our 3rd Annual Black Generational Wealth series online. more