Launching the Financial Literacy and Wealth Creation Caucus

U.S. Congresswoman Joyce Beatty (OH-03) and U.S. Congresswoman Young Kim (CA-40) recently announced the relaunch of the Congressional Financial Literacy and Wealth Creation Caucus for the 118th Congress. The Aspen Institute Financial Security Program has consistently provided research and held convenings for policymakers on the tools households need to build short-term financial resilience and the future of wealth, and will continue to do so with members of the caucus. Hear the Members of Congress talk about making financial literacy and wealth building a national priority.

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A Persistent Challenge: How Financial Shocks Continue to Undermine Family Financial Security

Most households experience at least one financial shock in a given year, but there are few comprehensive solutions to help them. How can we solve this persistent challenge?

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Lessons From Expert Roundtables on Implementing Trump Accounts

As leaders work to implement Trump accounts, Aspen FSP convened a series of roundtables to discuss how to make them work for the people who stand to benefit most. 

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Video: We Don’t Have to Choose Between Financial Stability and Wealth

Households need tools that help them afford everyday life and build long-term security. Too often, policy systems fail to respond to both of these needs and instead prioritize one goal over the other.

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Start Where You Want to End Up: Lessons on Early Wealth Building Policy with Ray Boshara

Aspen FSP’s Senior Policy Advisor Ray Boshara shares about his work to create a universal early wealth building policy in the U.S.

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The $500 Difference: How Maine’s My Alfond Grant Program Implemented Universal Early Wealth Building

Maine’s My Alfond Grant program is a successful template for universal early wealth building. Here’s how it can translate to Trump Accounts.

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America’s Babies Are Now Retirement Investors—Now What?

Trump Accounts could offer an 18-year head start on saving for retirement. How do we ensure that they work for everyone?

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Five Forces of Change Shaping the Next Decade of Inclusive Finance

What will the U.S. financial system look like in 10 years? To find out, read our report on the first Aspen Leadership Forum on Inclusive Finance.

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Trump Accounts Are Here–Now Let’s Make Them Work for the Kids Who Need Them Most

Trump Accounts were signed into law. Now, private and public sector need to work together to make sure these early wealth building accounts help low-income families.

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It’s Time to Connect Financial Security and Economic Policy

Aspen FSP Managing Director Genevieve Melford looks to the future of financial security work and economic policy.