Economic Injury Disaster Loans For Farmers
UPDATE: Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) emergency loans open to farmers starting May 4, 11 am – and only open to farmers
Read More...Cutting Back And Keeping Up When Money Is Tight
Whether it’s due to a drop in income, a big unexpected expense, or the cost of everyday living overtaking your paycheck, there are steps you can take to get a handle on your finances – and your financial stress.
Read More...Virtual 4H: Communication
In this meeting we’re going to learn about how to communicate more effectively with our loved ones and steer clear of hurtful communication. This means: Learning More About Ourselves MBTI Enneagram The Way We Express Ourselves How tone impacts our communication video What Helpful Communication Looks Like “I” Statement Example Video Reflection After a Hard […]
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Financial Fridays: Payment Processes and COVID-19
As individuals experience potential income loss with furloughs, layoffs, or unemployment, they are encouraged to speak to their lenders, banks, or creditors BEFORE missing payments. Once payments are missed, options or willingness of creditors to work with you decline.
Read More...Financial Fridays: Emergency Impact Payment Information
The IRS has launched an official website where non-tax filers can now safely and legitimately file their Emergency Impact Payment information to make sure their address and bank information (if any) is up to date. This website is: https://www.irs.gov/coronavirus/economic-impact-payments.
Read More...Non-Profit COVID-19 Survey
Local Nonprofit Leaders, With the current COVID-19 pandemic, communities are reliant on the essential services provided by many of Wisconsin’s nonprofit organizations. Many nonprofits are experiencing increased demands. At the same time, other nonprofits are experiencing a different reality. Extension is working with a number of partners to better understand how the nonprofit sector is […]
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