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How to Actually Build Wealth: Tips for 2020

How to Actually Build Wealth: Tips for 2020

By: Tim Michaelis, Ph.D.; Assistant Professor of Management, Northern Illinois University It’s a new year, which means you’ve likely been inundated with articles on how to better yourself and how… Read more »

Employed Graduates Encourage New Class of Trainees in Community Builders Program

Employed Graduates Encourage New Class of Trainees in Community Builders Program

Historically, minority communities have had a hard time entering the construction trades. But the Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) has been working hard to fill the growing shortage of skilled… Read more »

Senior and Homeowner Exemption Applications Now Available

Senior and Homeowner Exemption Applications Now Available

Cook County Assessor Fritz Kaegi announced that exemption applications for the 2019 tax year for the Homeowner, Senior and Senior Freeze Exemptions are now available. Applications for additional exemptions will… Read more »

City to Hold Cannabis Resource Fair

City to Hold Cannabis Resource Fair

The City of Chicago will host a first-of-its-kind Cannabis Resource Fair to connect residents with employment and business opportunities, expungement and legal aid assistance, and more information on cannabis regulations… Read more »

Rep. Villanueva Occupies Vacated Seat Once Held by Sen. Sandoval

Rep. Villanueva Occupies Vacated Seat Once Held by Sen. Sandoval

State Representative Celina Villanueva (D-Chicago) was appointed to the 11th District State Senate seat on Tuesday evening by the Democratic Legislative Committee of the 11th Legislative District, after Senator Martin… Read more »

IDOR Reminds Illinois Businesses of Minimum Wage Tax Credit Available This Year

IDOR Reminds Illinois Businesses of Minimum Wage Tax Credit Available This Year

The Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) is reminding small businesses they can utilize the Minimum Wage Credit starting January 1, 2020. The new tax credit is designed to help small… Read more »

Illinois Losing Millions Due to Migration

Illinois Losing Millions Due to Migration

Illinois is losing billions each year as residents leave and take their earning potential with them. Original analysis by the nonpartisan Illinois Policy Institute found that the state lost out on up to $32… Read more »

Nonprofit Lender to Offer Financial Coaching to Low-Income Families in Illinois

Nonprofit Lender to Offer Financial Coaching to Low-Income Families in Illinois

The 13 percent of Illinois households that fall below the poverty level have a new resource to help them build their credit and avoid high interest loans that can cripple their finances. Capital… Read more »

City Appoints New Director of Workforce Strategy

City Appoints New Director of Workforce Strategy

By: Ashmar Mandou Earlier this week, the City appointed Alberto Ortega as Director of Workforce Strategy and Business Engagement, a role that will require the implementation of a new workforce… Read more »

IDOR recuerda a las empresas de Illinois del crédito tributario por salario mínimo disponible este año

IDOR recuerda a las empresas de Illinois del crédito tributario por salario mínimo disponible este año

El Departamento de Ingresos de Illinois (IDOR) está recordando a las pequeñas empresas que pueden utilizar el Crédito de Salario Mínimo a partir del 1 de enero de 2020. El… Read more »