FDIC Launches #GetBanked Campaign in Houston and Atlanta — 2021-04-06
WASHINGTON — As part of its ongoing efforts to expand financial inclusion, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today launched a public…
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WASHINGTON — As part of its ongoing efforts to expand financial inclusion, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) today launched a public awareness campaign about the benefits of opening a bank account. The FDIC’s #GetBanked campaign will focus on the Houston and Atlanta areas, where research finds Black and Hispanic households are disproportionately unbanked. The goal of this targeted, pilot campaign is to support financial empowerment by encouraging consumers to consider opening a checking account that can result in access to safer and lower-cost financial products. “Having a basic checking account can be an important first step to becoming part of the financial fabric of this country,” said FDIC Chairman Jelena McWilliams. “I know from my personal experience that starting a banking relationship can offer a greater sense of belonging and expand economic opportunities.” According to the FDIC’s How America Banks report, the average percentage of unbanked minority households is significantly higher than non-minority unbanked households.
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