Simplifying HUD and Rental Assistance Funding for Governments

Streamlining HUD and Rental Assistance Funding with ClassWallet: A Game-Changer for Local Governments In fiscal year 2020, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allocated over $28 billion for public and Indian housing. Despite this, a 2021 report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition found that for every 100 low-income renters, there … Continue reading “Simplifying HUD and Rental Assistance Funding for Governments”

Revolutionizing Disaster Relief Funding with ClassWallet

Streamlining Disaster Relief Funding with ClassWallet: A New Dawn for Public Funds Management Did you know that as of 2020, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) had spent over $81 billion on disaster relief? Yet, the distribution of these funds often faces significant hurdles, including administrative delays and inefficient auditing processes. This situation demands … Continue reading “Revolutionizing Disaster Relief Funding with ClassWallet”

Education Choice Means Accountability to Families

Concerns about waste and fraud in ESAs are misplaced, especially in comparison to other government programs. Education Next | Jason Bedrick As education choice policies sweep the nation, critics are raising concerns about the potential for waste, fraud, and abuse. Yet a closer look reveals that these policies offer a model for accountability. A dozen … Continue reading “Education Choice Means Accountability to Families”

Team Building: The ClassWallet Game Plan

How do you Win the Super Bowl? Start with a vision. Break the game down play-by-play. Make the plan. Celebrate every first down. Get the touchdown! Lead Your Team to Victory Every Week We recently sat down with Jamie Rosenberg, the CEO of ClassWallet, to talk about how his team-building philosophy creates a work atmosphere … Continue reading “Team Building: The ClassWallet Game Plan”

3 Things Every School Finance Team Needs to Prepare for the School Year

There’s nothing quite like back to school season. As the summer winds down and the air starts to cool, it’s invigorating to see a campus come alive again after months of empty hallways. Educators are hard at work creating lesson plans and purchasing classroom supplies in anticipation of the year ahead. Likewise, district leaders are … Continue reading “3 Things Every School Finance Team Needs to Prepare for the School Year”