News about finances
The event will take place at First Secure Community Bank’s Joliet Banking Center. Customers can purchase up to four, 1 ounce, or eight, 1/4 ounce coins per household.
Alongside those diet and fitness resolutions, households should consider kicking off 2024 with a solid fiscal plan, Illinois Comptroller Susan Mendoza advises.
Application for LIHEAP program starts next week.
A Joliet church has until Nov. 15 to pay $300,000 owed to a court-appointed receiver who is working to recover investor money that federal authorities said was misused by a fraudulent business owner. Church officials said they committed no wrongdoing yet they must still pay.
College can be an exciting time, but it can also bring new financial challenges that produce anxiety and stress.
After filling a vacancy on the Sycamore Community School District 427 board last month, Sycamore School Board members were appointed to their committee assignments last week by Board Chairman Jim Dombek.
Former Joliet financial advisor Ron Molo must also pay $710,308 to Edward Jones. A prosecutor quoted one victim who was disgusted they trusted someone who "knowingly took my wife’s deceased father’s inheritance without batting an eye."
District 99 students win first and third place in Illinois Stock Market Game.
Community members will be appointed to serve a two-year term on the Student Performance and Achievement Committee, and the Finance and Facility Committee.
But Robert “Bob” Gutierrez was known for his kindness and strength.
Funding is available through Will County COMEBACK grants
Nanette O'Hara earned two masters degrees, began 2nd career in her 50s
Bev Robbins was the 'face of the bank'
With the City of DeKalb eligible for more than $10 million in federal funding meant to aid COVID-19 pandemic economic recovery, city staff on Monday presented the DeKalb City Council with spending options.
Kelly: ‘It is meant to increase the number of students who complete the FAFSA’