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Payday Loan Becomes Monthly Ordeal

  • By
  • Douglas McGray,
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
January 10, 2012 |

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Kai Ryssdal: We're probably still a couple of lawsuits away from figuring out exactly how much power the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's eventually going to have. Senate Republicans say they're going to challenge President Obama's recess appointment of Richard Cordray to run the agency. The president says he did it because without a permanent director, the bureau couldn't do key parts of its job. One big part of which is regulating what're called non-bank activities -- check cashing, debt collection, payday lending.

Student Loan Default Rate Nearly Doubles | The Bay Citizen

December 9, 2011

"People often decide to go back to school and start a new career when the economy gets bad, but this recession has gone on so long that the job market is weak even when they graduate," said Anne Stuhldreher, a senior fellow at the New America ...

Start in Early Grades with Strategies to Avoid Suspending Students

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
October 31, 2011 |

The girl in the back row finished her assignment early. She started to fidget with the materials under her desk (not allowed) and talk to her neighbor (also not allowed). Cecilia Gonzalez, the teacher, considered what do to. Gonzales has 32 students in her third-grade class at Kammann Elementary in Salinas. She's taught for 12 years and knows it's all about control. "If I can control the class behavior-wise, more learning can occur," she said.

Credit Union Deposits Surge amid Wall Street Protests | The Bay Citizen

October 17, 2011

... "This is the biggest grass-roots reaction that we’ve seen from the financial crisis yet," said Anne Stuhldreher, a senior fellow at the New America Foundation, a nonpartisan public policy institute. ...

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Kindergarten to College (K2C)

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
  • and Leigh Phillips, San Francisco Office of Financial Empowerment
September 26, 2011

In the Spring of 2011, the City of San Francisco automatically opened college savings accounts for over 1,000 San Francisco Kindergartners. The City also “seeded” every account with an initial deposit of $50. The account openings marked the official launch of San Francisco’s Kindergarten to College initiative, or “K2C.” This initiative, the first of its kind in the nation, aims to improve the odds for San Francisco Kindergartners and set all San Francisco public school children on a path to college, from the very first day of school.

Media Minutes: July 29, 2011 | Free Press

July 29, 2011


The Federal Communications Commission released a proposal this month that starts the process of determining exactly how to enact the Local Community Radio Act. First things first? Dealing with the thousands of translator applications that have been pending for the last six years. And "My Life is True" -- a new public media project -- is trying to prove the premise that everyone’s got a story to share. Featuring Anne Stuhldreher and Douglas McGray.

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Do We Need To Re-Think Our Safety Net Strategies? | Your Call (San Francisco/Santa Cruz)

March 3, 2011


Anne Stuhldreher, senior fellow at New America Foundation, speaks about the anti-poverty movement and innovative strategies for building wealth.

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Building Better Bank Ons

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
  • and Leigh Phillips, Office of Financial Empowerment, City of San Francisco
February 24, 2011

Executive Summary

In 2005 San Francisco city leaders were surprised by new research that estimated that one in five San Francisco adults—and half of the city’s Blacks and Latinos—did not have bank accounts. These primarily working poor city residents faced a big disadvantage because they lacked this basic financial tool. In fact, many unbanked San Francisco residents reported paying 2 to 5 percent of their income just to cash their paychecks.

The Family Independence Initiative

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • Rourke OBrien,
  • New America Foundation
February 21, 2011

Our nation’s safety net programs are in a double bind. Demand for them is spiking. More Americans are now living in poverty than at any point since our country started measuring it. Many families are entering poverty for the first time, after falling from the security of the middle class. Millions more had been teetering on poverty’s edge. At the same time, government officials at the federal, state, and local levels are facing a fiscal crisis, moving to curtail spending on many social programs in the face of a weakened economy and reduced tax revenues.

Video: Voices from the movement to combat pricey payday loans

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher
  • Maria Sotero
December 15, 2010

This Monday, one hundred twenty people packed into the Silicon Valley Community Foundation’s offices in San Jose for a discussion on “Alternatives to the Payday Loan Trap.” The meeting was co-hosted with the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco.

City Gives Kindergartners Head Start on College | AsianWeek

October 12, 2010

Anne Stuhldreher, a senior fellow with the New America Foundation, noted that despite tough fiscal times, certain investments pay off. ...

New America Foundation Commends Launch of San Francisco's Kindergarten to College Program

October 5, 2010

SAN FRANCISCO, CA - Mayor Gavin Newsom and Treasurer José Cisneros today announced the launch of Kindergarten to College (K2C), the nation's first universal children's savings account program. K2C will open and seed college savings accounts for every kindergartner entering public school in San Francisco. The goal is to put all school children on the path to college.

Mayor Newsom and City Leaders Launch "Kindergarten to College" Financial Savings Program for Families | MarketWatch

October 5, 2010

... "Tough budget times ask us to more with less" said Anne Stuhldreher, of the New America Foundation. "And K2C does just that. It's a forward thinking approach ...

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New America Foundation Applauds FDIC's Action on Safe, Sustainable Bank Accounts

August 10, 2010

The New America Foundation's Asset Building Program applauds the FDIC's (Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) decision to establish a Model Safe Accounts Pilot program and encourages insured depositories, large and small, to participate, aiming at serving the unbanked and underbanked population.
 

Can Jerry Still Lead, Not Just Govern?

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
June 29, 2010 |

Now that Jerry Brown is the "official" Democratic nominee for governor (what a nail-biter that was), Californians are tuning in to figure out what kind of governor he'll be.

They're not getting any answers. And we've known so many Jerry Browns over the decades, it's hard to know who'll show up if he's elected.

I personally hope he'll be the Jerry Brown who called Maurice Lim Miller in the middle of dinner nine years ago to yell at him.

SF Mayor Wants College Accounts for Kindergartners | The Associated Press

May 29, 2010

"These accounts are hope in concrete form for kids," said Anne Stuhldreher, a senior research fellow at the nonprofit New America Foundation. ...

Don't leave Earned Income credit on tax return table | Mount Shasta Herald

April 9, 2010

... Closer to home the estimation of tax loss is $1.4 million in Siskiyou County.

The research was conducted jointly by Anne Stuhldreher, a senior research fellow at the New American Research Foundation, and Antonio Avalos, Professor of Economics at California State University Fresno.

Their report, “Left on the Table,” estimates that 1,100 county residents eligible for the refunds will fail to file for the tax credit. ...

Alameda County Economy Will Lose Out On $35 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

ALAMEDA COUNTY – New research estimates that Alameda County will miss out on $35.9 million in economic activity and 200 jobs that could have been generated this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

Orange County Economy Will Lose Out on Over $80 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

SANTA ANA – New research estimates that Orange County will miss out on $80.7 million in economic activity and more than 400 jobs that could have been created this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

San Diego Economy Will Lose Out on $96 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

SAN DIEGO – New research estimates that San Diego County will miss out on $96 million in economic activity and more than 500 jobs that could have been created this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

San Joaquin County Economy Will Lose Out On $27 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

STOCKTON – New research estimates that San Joaquin County will miss out on $27.7 million in economic activity and 180 jobs that could have been created this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

Stanislaus County’s Economy Will Lose Over $20 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

MODESTO – New research estimates that Stanislaus County will miss out on $20 million in economic activity and more than 100 jobs that could have been generated this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,600 to lower income workers.

Riverside County Economy Will Lose Out On $88 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

RIVERSIDE – New research estimates that Riverside County will miss out on $88.9 million in economic activity and more than 500 jobs that could have been created this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

San Bernardino Economy Will Lose Over $100 Million in Sales Due to Low Claims of Federal Tax Refunds, New Report Estimates

April 7, 2010

SAN BERNARDINO – New research estimates that San Bernardino County will miss out on $103 million in economic activity and more than 600 jobs that could have been created this year by the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), a federal refundable tax credit that brings refunds of up to $5,657 to lower income workers.

L.A. County -- The Biggest Loser

  • By
  • Anne Stuhldreher,
  • New America Foundation
March 28, 2010 |

There are some contests where you don't want to finish first. Being the biggest loser of free federal tax refunds is one of them.

Yet Los Angeles County just notched that dubious distinction in a recent study of California's participation in the earned income tax credit, or EITC, a refund that gives a financial boost to people at the low end of the pay scale.

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