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2022 Media
Free cash for college: How California parents can access CalKIDS funds
Los Angeles Times, August 10, 2022
Washtenaw County looks to plant seeds for college with children’s savings accounts
MLive, July 30, 2022
The Daily Money: Families get creative to pay college tuition without taking out loans
USA Today, July 11, 2022
Seed money for college, starting in kindergarten. More cities roll out college savings plan
USA Today, July 10, 2022
New training for front-line workers, volunteers to help lower-income families with finances
Straits Times (Singapore), June 18, 2022
Primaries underway as groups fight stricter voting laws
Scripps Media/Denver 7 (Denver, CO), June 3, 2022
Peter Reichard: Utah should be broadening educational horizons
Salt Lake Tribune, May 11, 2022
Latinos face challenges in achieving a ‘just recovery’ from COVID-19: Exploring the 2022 County Health Rankings National Report
Salud America, May 4, 2022
Hassan, Collins propose college savings legislation
U.S. News and World Report, April 29, 2022
Florida Prepaid offers new incentives for college savings
WLRN (Miami, Florida), April 29, 2022
Here’s how Utah can increase postsecondary education success
KSL.com, April 22, 2022
Teaching children to save smart starts with college savings | Jimmy Patronis
Tallahassee Democrat, April 17, 2022
SMART529 College Savings Program kicks off year-long 20th anniversary celebration
West Virginia Daily News, March 2, 2022
Free money: California offers up to $225 to open a college savings fund for a child
Los Angeles Times, February 3, 2022
Dotation de 5000 euros à 18 ans : Anne Hidalgo s’explique et reconnaît une “imprécision”
FranceInfo, January 25, 2022
‘Folks helping themselves’: Bipartisan trio of lawmakers propose new program to open investment accounts for Wisconsin children at birth
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, January 21, 2022
Pa. parents, don’t miss this $100 gift for the education — and health — of each child under 3
Philadelphia Inquirer, January 11, 2022