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.

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.

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

Aspen FSP recently convened a series of roundtables on early wealth building policy. Here’s what we’ve learned.

Four case studies that take a deep dive into four distinctive CRE Models pioneered by our cohort.

Universal early wealth building accounts have the potential to transform household wealth in the U.S.—and they have bipartisan support.

This report summarizes learnings from ASSEMBLE100 and identifies opportunities to grow ownership investing as a tool of wealth building.

This primer examines the potential of inclusively owned CRE to propel equitable economic development and community wealth-building.

Renters have less than 3 percent of the wealth of homeowners. How can we help them grow their savings and wealth?

Households achieved historically large net worth growth from 2019-2022. But Aspen FSP’s analysis suggests these gains may not be sustainable.