Inclusion and Inequality through the Lens of Retirement Savings

A couple appears stressed, surrounded by medical bills, debt signs, and a jar labeled "Retirement Savings." A chart indicates a rising cost of living.

Today, the definition of “financial inclusion” has broadened to encompass access to banking institutions and financial products and services. But this broad financial network is not inclusive in the U.S., and millions remain unbanked or underbanked. Prof. Bogan addresses this inequality in her recent work, analyzing key obstacles to retirement savings that perpetuate inequality and offering a path forward towards financial inclusion.Read More