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Housing and Financial Assistance

Bank On Rockville

Bank On Rockville helps residents access safe, affordable banking options and trusted financial empowerment resources that support long-term financial stability and economic mobility. Through partnerships with local nonprofits, financial institutions, schools, and community organizations, we connect residents to financial education, counseling, workforce resources, and banking products that meet the national Bank On standards, helping individuals and families build a stronger financial future.

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Financial Empowerment Resources

Whether you want to open a bank account, improve your credit, reduce debt, build savings, prepare taxes, or find financial education and workforce resources, Bank On Rockville can help connect you to local services and trusted partners.

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Find a Bank On Certified Account

Bank On certified accounts are designed to be safe, affordable, and accessible, with low fees and no overdraft charges. These accounts can help residents securely manage money, receive direct deposits, pay bills, and build financial stability.

Find Bank On Certified Accounts

Financial Literacy and Empowerment Services

Through Bank On Rockville partners, residents are eligible for many no-cost financial empowerment services, including:

The Latino Economic Development Corporation’s Financial Empowerment Program offers free, one-on-one financial coaching and interactive financial education in English and Spanish. Services include budgeting, credit building, debt management, emergency fund planning, homeownership classes, and more.

Schedule an Appointment

Montgomery County’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program offers free tax assistance during tax season (mid-January through mid-April) and post-tax season (mid-June through October). Appointments are available to Montgomery County community members who have a combined household income of up to $69,000.

Schedule an Appointment

Contact Nik Sushka, collective impact manager, at nsushka@rockvillemd.gov for additional information.

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Our Coalition

Bank On Rockville is part of the national Bank On movement supported by the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund. Across the country, local Bank On coalitions work to connect residents to safe and affordable banking products that meet the Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund’s Bank On National Account Standards.

Bank On Rockville brings together local government, nonprofits, financial institutions, schools, and community partners committed to improving financial access and economic opportunity in the Rockville community. Together, coalition members work to:

  • Increase the use of safe banking options
  • Expand access to financial education and empowerment resources
  • Support residents in reaching financial stability

Become a Bank On Rockville Partner

Interested in becoming a Bank On Rockville partner? Contact Nik Sushka, collective impact manager, at nsushka@rockvillemd.gov to learn how your organization can support financial empowerment and economic mobility in our community.

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Contact

Nik Sushka
Housing and Community Development Department
Grants and Administration Division
240-314-8321
nsushka@rockvillemd.gov

Hours
Monday – Friday
8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Address
Rockville City Hall
111 Maryland Ave.
Rockville, MD 20850

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