Free tax prep is the big draw at the annual event hosted by United Way of Washtenaw County, but attendees can also learn how to improve their credit scores, pay off student debts, or start a small business.
A group of community partners is spearheading the survey of institutional investors, banks, investment firms, and individuals, with the goal of building a more inclusive economy for all residents.
At the meeting, community members will share experiences with predatory loans and government officials will provide information on legislation that can help protect borrowers.
The app, which is free to users, syncs with a user's federal student aid account and makes personal recommendations based on the account's status and the user's income.
The artificial intelligence software provider plans to open a new 26,000-square-foot office in Ann Arbor by early 2020, as well as adding 40 new employees.
The firm, which was previously based out of SPARK East's business accelerator, plans to use the space to amplify its message of socially responsible investing.
The Ypsilanti-based local chapter of the national Circles program is seeking to broaden its scope and enlist new participants.
Clinc started with a focus on artificially intelligent assistants for the financial industry. But it's since branched out into other industries, including an adaptable self-service platform for clients to develop their own AI.
United Way's local chapter has begun to prioritize financial stability initiatives in the past two years, as income inequality has grown in Washtenaw County.
The company is planning to grow its existing presence in Europe before focusing new expansion efforts on Australia and South America.
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