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Tax-time Savings: An Antidote to Financial Insecurity

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  • David Marzahl

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The value proposition of ?What It?s Worth? is the opportunity, working collaboratively between the public, nonprofit and private sectors, to address the growing economic insecurity and financial stability plaguing a growing number of Americans. The results of countless polls and surveys evidence the financial uncertainty facing the least advantaged in our economy. The aftermath of the Great Recession and the loss of assets for many, combined with reduced job security, downward pressure on wages, and higher out-of-pocket health expenses are some of the drivers behind this insecurity.

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  • David Marzahl, 2016. "Tax-time Savings: An Antidote to Financial Insecurity," Profitwise, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, issue 3, pages 14-15.
  • Handle: RePEc:fip:fedhpw:00026
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