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All Americans should have the tools they need to achieve their dream. That’s why I helped introduce the bipartisan Financial Inclusion in Banking Act to expand financial opportunities for Americans of all backgrounds. https://t.co/HDyqG5frTi
Shockingly, over a million adults in the UK don’t have access to a bank account. I was pleased to speak at @Fair4AllFinance's reception to outline how this Government’s National Inclusion Strategy will take a grassroots approach to tackling the financial barrier to opportunity. https://t.co/JnVpQ68vEA
Shockingly, over a million adults in the UK don’t have access to a bank account. It was pleased to speak at @Fair4AllFinance's reception to outline how this Government’s National Inclusion Strategy will take a grassroots approach to tackling the financial barrier to opportunity. https://t.co/WmTLSAwhRE
On November 3, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen announced a new initiative aimed at increasing access to bank accounts and affordable credit for Americans. Yellen emphasized that these efforts are intended to foster a stronger and more equitable economy. The announcement aligns with broader discussions around financial inclusion, as millions of low- to moderate-income workers currently lack access to reliable financial services. Supporting this initiative, Rep. Young Kim highlighted her role in introducing the bipartisan Financial Inclusion in Banking Act, which seeks to expand financial opportunities for diverse American communities. Additionally, recent reports indicate that over one million adults in the UK do not have access to a bank account, prompting discussions about the need for grassroots strategies to address financial barriers.