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What’s the “earned income” part of the Earned Income Tax Credit?
- Working Families
- Economic Opportunity
We get it. Taxes are complicated, even if you only have a simple W-2. It’s even harder to navigate t...
Affirming Our Values Ahead of Inauguration
- Democracy & Good Governance
Ahead of the transition to a new presidential administration, we wanted to reach out to you, our par...
Extend the right to just cause eviction to all renters
You always pay your rent on time, you’re a good neighbor, and you’ve never broken the conditions of ...
New landlord, higher rent? Let’s stop surprise hikes
For some tenants on Ellis St. in New Britain, a new building owner meant rent increases of hundreds ...
What are Connecticut’s “fiscal rules”? What you need to know
Every family has a budget, and Connecticut’s government is no different.
Reaction to Governor Lamont’s Budget Address
NEW HAVEN – Governor Ned Lamont today delivered his budget address to a joint session of the Connect...
Claim What You’re Owed Through the Earned Income Tax Credit
Tax season is full of stress. You have to take time to find all the paperwork, sit down to answer do...
We’ve got to fund child care, now and tomorrow
Without quality, affordable child care, our world simply doesn’t work. It is vital for families, chi...
For CT's fiscal rules to work, we need to responsibly modify them
- Legislative Session
- Cost of Living
In 2017, Connecticut was at a crossroads: faced with years of deficits, tax increases, and mounting ...
Affirming Our Values Ahead of Inauguration
New Report and ARPA “Found” Revenue Reinforce Need to Responsibly Adjust Fiscal Rules
NEW HAVEN – The Connecticut Office of Policy and Management yesterday released new numbers showing ...
Parents struggling to afford child care, you’re not alone
- Early Childhood Education
- Working Families
If you know anyone with a young child, you’ve likely heard horror stories about the challenges of tr...

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