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Recent media coverage
Treasury Says 60 Million Kids Now Have Trump Accounts – Here’s How to Claim One for Yours
Commonwealth’s research, partnerships, and impact are regularly covered by national and industry media. Explore recent coverage highlighting our work to advance financial security and opportunity for people living on low and moderate incomes.
Media Contact
Jackie Jusko
Cell: 216-374-0945
jjusko@buildcommonwealth.org
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Companies like Starbucks and The Fresh Market are all-in on emergency savings
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The benefit workers need amid sky-high inflation
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President Rings Stock Market Opening Bell to Celebrate Trump Accounts
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The $1,000 Inheritance at Birth—Inside Trump’s New Bet on Generational Wealth
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Kids can get $1,000 from Trump administration for retirement accounts
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Many Children Don’t Have ‘Trump Accounts.’ Some Are Missing Out on $1,000.
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Early findings from Commonwealth’s research into awareness and perceptions of 530A “Trump” accounts among families earning low and moderate incomes are featured.
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Mass Live notes Commonwealth’s recently launched initiative aimed at optimizing 530A “Trump” account enrollment among low and moderate income households.
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Emergency Savings Accounts Gain Momentum as Workers Look for Financial Stability
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Lack of Emergency Savings Harms Retirement Saving: BlackRock
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BlackRock (BLK) Reaches 22 Million Americans With Nearly $8 Billion In Emergency Savings
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Bank chatbot platform Kasisto acquired by Backbase