Treasury Department seeks public comment on financial inclusion strategy
The Treasury Department is seeking public comment to inform the development of a national strategy for financial inclusion.
The Treasury Department is seeking public comment to inform the development of a national strategy for financial inclusion.
The ABA Foundation announced this week that roughly 33,000 bank volunteers from 800 banks have reached more than 1.2 million people through financial education.
Fewer than four in 10 Americans adults across all age groups feel that they have the knowledge they need to make smart financial decisions, while only a third feel in control of their financial future, according to a new survey by Webster Bank.
The FDIC launched a consumer campaign to increase public awareness of deposit insurance, titled “Know Your Risk. Protect Your Money.”
Americans are increasingly looking to their bank to help them make financial progress and achieve their financial goals, according to a new survey.
Educating consumers about financial literacy is rarely a one-time action. It requires regular and continuous engagement.
The ABA Foundation has entered into a formal agreement with the Association of Military Banks of America to support the Veterans Benefits Banking Program with the goal of ensuring that U.S. veterans have safe and easy access to their monetary benefits.
The ABA Foundation and FBI released a new guide with important tips and information to help bank employees detect and prevent elder financial exploitation.
More than nine in 10 bank customers believe poor financial literacy is a problem for young people under age 25, with most also saying that the subject should be taught in school, according to a recent survey by J.D. Power.
Amid growing financial stress and economic pressures, just 33% of Americans reported feeling savvy about their finances, compared to 43% a year ago, according to findings from the KeyBank 2023 Financial Mobility Survey released this week.