College Savings Accounts for Low-Income Children: Measuring Parental Well-Being of Account Openers and Non-OpenersSEED is a national policy, practice, and research initiative designed to test the efficacy of progressively funded asset-building accounts for children and youth. There are twelve community...
African American households, college savings, pre-school childrenAlthough some racial inequalities have lessened in the half-century since the passage of the first major civil rights legislation, the racial wealth gap remains and in recent years seems to be widening. Households with children are the...
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1) what individual and household characteristics may help explain early personal saving in children's college savings accounts? and 2) controlling for individual and household characteristics, what is the association between social services and early personal saving in children's college savings accounts...
Youth savings accounts are available for children and teens 18 years of age and younger. These accounts are designed to teach them to save for the future, and are available in two specific age groups. Each age group receives rewards specific to the account type. ...
This is paper four of four in the Small-Dollar Children's Savings Account series, which studies the relationship between children's small-dollar savings accounts and college enrollment and graduation. This series of papers examines three important research questions using different subsamples: (a) Ar...
Small-dollar accounts, children\"s college outcomes, and wilt This is paper four of four in the Small-Dollar Children's Savings Account series, which studies the relationship between children's small-dollar savings ac... W Elliott,HA Song,I Nam - 《Children & Youth Services Review》 被引...
Further, black children with school savings of $1 to $499 are four times more likely to graduate from college and black children with school savings of $500 or more are three-and-a-half times more likely to graduate from college, compared to those with no savings account. We suggest ...
Saving through spending: Lessons learned from children's savings account programs and the future of asset development 来自 学术范 喜欢 0 阅读量: 15 作者: E William 摘要: Educators, policymakers, and advocates concerned about persistent achievement gaps, stagnant upward mobility, and college un...
investment management servicestailored to education savings plans. These services provide families with professional guidance in managing the account’s investments to help achieve long-term growth and meet education funding goals. Key aspects of investment management services for college savings accounts ...