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Washington State Assists Furloughed Federal Employees
January 8, 2019The Washington State Employment Security Department has announced that Federal workers furloughed due to the partial shutdown of the Federal government may apply for unemployment benefits. Interested workers can apply online or by phone at 800-318-6022. They will need to provide verification of their wages in the event ESD cannot… Read more
How to Nullify Your Property’s Discriminatory Covenants
January 8, 2019Many Seattle homeowners are unaware that their property may have restrictive covenants (dictating what types of people can own the property) attached to it that are based on outdated, unenforceable and racist policies from the past. But beginning January 1st of 2019, homeowners can ask the King County Recorder’s Office… Read more
IdentityTheft.gov Helps You Recover from Identity Theft
November 26, 2018The Federal Trade Commission’s online resource, IdentityTheft.gov, can help you recover from identity theft. The site uses a three-step process to gather information about your situation, create a recovery plan for immediate action and follow-up steps and, if you choose to create a personal account, to help you track the… Read more
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