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The Next Stage of Financial Inclusion

Finance can be a glue that holds all the pieces of our life together. It enables money to be in the right place at the right time for the right situation. To borrow and save is to move money from [...]

The Next Stage of Financial Inclusion2019-05-21T15:37:05-04:00

Not Just Money Counters

Known primarily as number crunchers and tax collectors, treasurers for state and local governments traditionally were limited to activities like processing payrolls, managing budgets, safeguarding pensions and being the target of accountant jokes. But in recent years, some of these [...]

Not Just Money Counters2019-05-21T15:27:36-04:00

Are Banks Too Expensive to Use?

It was a slow afternoon at Check Center, the check casher/payday lender in a storefront on a busy corner in downtown Berkeley, Calif., where I worked as a teller. My manager, Joe, and I were both dressed in red polo [...]

Are Banks Too Expensive to Use?2019-05-21T15:27:44-04:00

How Tech Can Foster Financial Capability for the Underbanked

In 2014, the financial services industry is looking to technology as a vital link between financial capability and under-resourced communities. Investments in these technologies are imperative to alleviate economic disparity and create better, safer options for the underbanked. Bridging the [...]

How Tech Can Foster Financial Capability for the Underbanked2019-05-21T15:29:43-04:00

Slow Recovery Among Young Bringing Urgency to Financial Literacy

The slow recovery by young adults from the recession is bringing urgency to financial literacy efforts, Treasury Department Deputy Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin said Thursday. Raskin pointed out the unemployment rate for 16- to 24-year-olds is double the national average. [...]

Slow Recovery Among Young Bringing Urgency to Financial Literacy2019-05-21T15:28:19-04:00
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