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Louisville leaders look to create generational wealth Louisville Metro Council allocated $3 million to the Down Payment Assistance Program to help close the city's wealth gap. Author: Gabrielle Harmon Updated: 9:23 PM EDT July 5, 2021 LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Metro City Council has increased funds for the down payment assistance program, allowing more people with low to moderate-income access to home buying.  The goal is to close the city's wealth gap and create generational wealth. "In the last few years we've only had about a million dollars in down payment an...

Fifth Third Bank Expands Down Payment Assistance Program Katie Jensen Jun 09, 2021 The program will provide up to $3,600 towards a down payment for families with low to moderate income. Fifth Third Bank expanded its Down Payment Assistance program to reach more homebuyers. The program will provide up to $3,600 towards a down payment for families with low to moderate income. After examining the biggest financial obstacles to home ownership, it was apparent that buyers could afford monthly payments but not the initial purchase expenses, especially in low to moderate income communities.  Jay P...

With $6.4B in COVID aid coming, here come the spending ideas TRENTON — State lawmakers began their formal review of Gov. Phil Murphy’s proposed budget Wednesday, holding the first of four public hearings to solicit testimony from residents and, more typically, interest groups. Assembly Budget Committee chairwoman Eliana Pintor Marin, D-Essex, said these are unprecedented times due to the devastating coronavirus pandemic and resulting health and economic suffering. “Gov. Murphy has proposed his $44.8 billion budget that addresses some of these issues and problems that we are facing,” P...

And 17,000 for black candidatfa. cory booker is pushing for baby bonds. it calls for 1,000 bucks for every child born in the united states which they can use for paying for an education or starting a business. it would grow based on how much a family earns where children in poorer households getting a large portion. elizabeth warn has put forth several proposals. they include their college education plan which calls for canceling $50,000 in student loan debt for each person who makes less than $100,000 per year. warren says 80% of black families and 83% of latino families will benefit from her...