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How to Build Financial Health in Native Communities

Currently, More than half of AI/AN populations are un- or underbanked and access to capital is difficult.

BY David K. Gibson, & 1 more

Blog Post

05.23.2022
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101 Solutions for Inclusive Wealth Building

Having wealth, or a family's assets minus their debts, is important not just for the rich—everyone needs wealth to thrive. Yet building the amount of wea ...

BY Katherine Lucas McKay & 1 more

Publication

04.26.2022
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Call for National Financial Inclusion Strategy

Dear Secretary Yellen and Deputy Secretary Adeyemo: As the economy emerges from the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic, we find ourselves at a historic ...

BY Financial Security Program

Of Interest

04.25.2022
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Tim Shaw Testimony on the Kansas Employee Emergency Savings Account Program

Tim Shaw, testified before the Kansas House Commerce, Labor and Economic Development Committee for a legislative hearing on HB 2680.

BY Tim Shaw & 1 more

Blog Post

04.11.2022
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Rise and Shine: Improving Retirement and Enhancing Savings

Ida Rademacher, executive director of FSP, recently testified before the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pension Committee.

BY Ida Rademacher & 2 more

Blog Post

03.31.2022
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Joint Principles for Effective Emergency Savings Policy

For too many Americans, the answer during an emergency is credit card debt, high-interest loans, or pulling from retirement savings.

BY Tim Shaw & 1 more

Blog Post

03.16.2022
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Disparities in Debt

Racial wealth inequality has been pervasive in the United States from the earliest days of colonization 400 years ago. Despite Constitutional guarantees of ...

BY Katherine Lucas McKay & 2 more

Publication

02.07.2022
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Big Challenges, New Ideas: Will 2022 Be the Biggest Year Yet for Inclusive Savings?

As readers will find in our 2021 Aspen Leadership Forum on Retirement Savings Rapporteur’s Reports, the retiremen ...

BY Financial Security Program

Video

01.26.2022
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The Federal Government Should Cancel at Least $30,000 of Your Student Loans

The move would help 43 million people focus on their futures, and put us on track to pursue an equitable economic recovery.

BY Katherine Lucas McKay & 1 more

Blog Post

01.26.2022
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