A recently published report, The Cycle of Savings: What We Gain When We Understand Savings as a Dynamic Process, from the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program is bringing much-needed rethinking to how savings are understood by financial security and savings experts.

FSP Research Manager, Sheida Elmi joined Stanford's Basic Income Lab event on universal cash transfer programs.

Strengthens the financial security and opportunity of financially vulnerable people by discovering ideas, piloting solutions, and scaling innovations.

Leverages financial technology and economic inclusion to empower low-income Americans to save and take charge of their financial lives.

UpTogether highlights, accelerates and invests in the initiative people in financially under-resourced communities are taking to improve their lives.

Builds financial security for low-income communities through people-powered technology. Championing the aspirations of Black and Brown women who navigate financial insecurity. Their success means success for all.

Promotes financial inclusion by providing capital, building capacity, and developing innovative products and services for community development credit unions (CDCUs). 

Builds relationships with parents to set and accomplish family career and financial goals, connecting them to the resources and networks that make those dreams a reality.

Creates a fair financial marketplace for hardworking people by building on what they have through financial products, coaching, and technology.

Equips young people of color growing up in financial deserts with the knowledge and financial tools they need to build wealth and get on the path to economic mobility.

Provides counseling and support to low-income families to help them access affordable financial services, establish credit, and accumulate assets.