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The fintech partnership helping Sterling Bancorp reach kids

Kids who save money early are likelier to become adults who attend college, own stocks, and exhibit other positive financial behaviors.

By Financial Health Network

Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Kids who save money early are likelier to become adults who attend college, own stocks, and exhibit other positive financial behaviors. That’s the philosophy behind Drafted, an initiative by the fintech Goalsetter to sign up 1 million Black and brown children for savings accounts.

Read the article on American Banker >>