The Aspen Financial Security Program (Aspen FSP) aims for nothing less than a more inclusive economy with reduced wealth inequality and shared prosperity These recordings are from the program's public events.
Family Finances - Events from the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program
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The Aspen Financial Security Program (Aspen FSP) aims for nothing less than a more inclusive economy with reduced wealth inequality and shared prosperity These recordings are from the program's public events.
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July 1, 2020
Recovery, Re-Employment, and Re-Imagining Work
<p>The COVID-19 pandemic has brought a range of challenges to workers in America. Essential workers have been left without basic protections while others struggle with care responsibilities working from home. Unprecedented millions have become unemployed while others face long hours providing needed services.</p> <p>Now is the moment to design a system that allows all workers and their families to achieve financial security. Join us for a discussion on what employers, the public sector, and people across the country can do to build an inclusive future of work.</p>
June 17, 2020
When Retirement Savings meets Economic Crisis: Lessons from COVID-19
<p>Nearly 50 million Americans – disproportionately, people of color — do not have access to a retirement savings account at work. And for millions who do have access to a workplace retirement savings account, their 401(k) is their only form of savings.</p> <p>The economic crisis caused by COVID-19 is forcing many to ask critical questions about the retirement savings system in the US. Why doesn’t every American have access to a tax-advantaged savings account to invest and grow their money? What amount of liquidity is the right amount– for emergencies both big and small? How do we create accessible retirement benefits — regardless of who people are, where they work, or how much they get paid?</p>
June 10, 2020
Emergency Savings – Are we Re-Learning Lessons or Have we Reached its Limits?
<p>While emergency savings offer a financial lifeline for households to cope with the unexpected, 28% of U.S. adults had no emergency savings going into the COVID-19 crisis. The crisis has hit certain populations particularly hard: only about a third or fewer of Black and Hispanic adults, those younger than 30, and those with no college experience say they have a rainy day fund to cover three month’s worth of expenses.</p> <p>To help families recover from crises — and to build long-term resilience for future ones – policymakers, employers, and financial services institutions need to implement tools that make emergency savings accessible and automatic. Join us as we discuss lessons from behavioral economics, applications in government and financial services, and the realities of financial decision-making at the household level. What emergency savings tools to enable people across America to cope during this economic recovery – and create a stable, equitable savings system that can weather the next one?</p>
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