A Platform Raises Everyone to a New Level; It’s a Launch Pad.

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A Platform Raises Everyone to a New Level; It’s a Launch Pad

Welcome to AssetPlatform.org The Aspen Institute and the Center for the Study of Social Policy joined together to create AssetPlatform.org. Target Audiences: Non-profits, advocacy groups, practitioners and policy-makers focused on building assets for low-income families, such as community-based organizations, workforce development programs and EITC campaigns. Our Goal: For asset-building organizations to have a meaningful role in the evolving financial services system. AssetPlatform provides a comprehensive set of financial education tools; helping organizations do what they do better – and at greater scale. Not reinventing the wheel but creating a community where groups can learn, share resources and better serve clients.

Who We Are AssetPlatform.org Partners

Services Financial Information Training Tools Consumer- Friendly Financial Products & Services Categories 1)Budgeting 2)Savings 3)Credit Score 4)Debt 5)Insurance 6)Organizational Resources

AssetPlatform.org Site Overview Training, Tools and Products to assist staff in helping their clients achieve greater financial stability and security

Budgeting  Training for counselors on the use of prepaid debit cards to help clients manage their money.  Assessment Tool to help determine a family’s needs and how to reach their goals.  Access to a consumer- friendly prepaid debit card.  Links for staff to educational sites and useful links for clients.

Budgeting Training: Prepaid Debit Cards

Savings  Trainings to encourage use of Savings Bonds for tax returns, for starting a Savings Account, and for participating in an IDA Program.  Informative check-lists to determine a client’s readiness to save and how to help.  Useful links for staff and clients.

Savings Training: Promoting U.S. Savings Bonds

Debt  Training on foreclosure basics and an introduction to medical debt -- Resolving medical debt training forthcoming.  An easy-to-use tool to help clients analyze their debt situation and develop a workable action plan.  A Foreclosure Counselor Locator.  Forthcoming: Access to fairly-priced car loans.

Debt Tool: Debt in Focus

Credit Score  Comparison of options for obtaining credit reports and credit scores.  Free credit counseling referrals through a partnership with five national credit counseling providers.  Access to low-cost, soft- inquiry credit reports and scores.

Credit Score Product: CBA Access CBA Access, a service of Credit Builders Alliance CBA is a growing alliance supporting nonprofits offering financial services and financial education to low-income communities. CBA Access provides nonprofit organizations access to low-cost soft inquiry credit reports with FICO Classic, or other score of your choice, through CBA's partnership with TransUnion. Nonprofits may use reports and scores for your asset building, financial education and outcome tracking work with clients. Fees: CBA Membership - $100/year CBA Access Set-up: $375 (includes CBA and TU set-up fees) Let CBA know you are with AssetPlatform.org to get $50 discount! Report with score begins at just $5.65, billed directly by TransUnion. Prices are lower in any month you purchase more than 30 reports. No ongoing monthly fees or minimums (compare to $50- $80 credit bureau monthly minimums and fees).

Insurance/Safety Net  Trainings, tools and products ranging from work supports to long-term financial planning.  First offering ~ Tools and information on public supports, including: 1. An overview on the range of Access to Benefits Tools available 2. A discussion of state modernization and community outreach efforts 3. A summary chart of key features of selected Benefit Access Programs

Organizational Resources  Information and links to a variety of programs and tools to help organizations more effectively carry out their asset building activities.  New scholarship opportunity for service providers working with older adults.  Credit Union Locator: Most comprehensive tool currently available to assist staff in identifying credit union matches.

Organizational Resources Training: Scholarship Opportunity

Organizational Resources Tool: Credit Union Locator

Making AssetPlatform.org Work for Your Organization BETTER HELP CLIENTS. By allowing multiple organizations to collectively build and share tools and resources in a cost-effective way, AssetPlatform creates stronger organizations that have more information, expertise and resources to pass along to their clients. BROADCAST YOUR PRODUCTS. In addition to using the existing products on the site, AssetPlatform is also a place for your organization to share your asset development knowledge and offerings with a larger audience. Talk with us about your most successful asset-development tools and products. BUILD STAFF EXPERTISE. Thousands of asset building organizations exist across the country with various levels of expertise among staff. AssetPlatform seeks to create an equal baseline of knowledge among all organizations through access to high quality tools and by helping groups connect with and learn from each other.

Using AssetPlatform.org Practitioners, Policy-Makers and Press

Tips for Community Organizations, Advocates, Practitioners Explore ways you can make AssetPlatform grow. What tools do you rely on that would be helpful for other organizations throughout the country? Become part of the conversation at the site and build a community. Become a member of AssetPlatform.org and share it with your network. Send out a blast , talk about it at a conference or make it part of a meeting agenda. 1. Put AssetPlatform to work. Plan to try a new tool or training once a week for the next month. Let us know the results

Tips for Policy-Makers Legislative aides who cover financial and social policy issues will also find the broad range of information on AssetPlatform very useful. Policy-makers at the local, state and federal level are in an excellent position to support policies that help families keep, protect and grow their assets. AssetPlatform.org is an good resource for caseworkers in district offices who work directly with families who may need assistance

Tips for Media Interview AssetPlatform partners and users to learn how the site is being used on the ground Use AssetPlatform.org as a resource for your work when covering financial issues affecting low-income families. The site includes helpful primers and background information. Spread the word about how the site can be useful to organizations in your community.

AssetPlatform.org is made possible with the generous support of Living Cities and the Annie E. Casey Foundation. We are grateful to both funders for their willingness to support innovation in the field. A Platform Raises Everyone to a New Level; It’s a Launch Pad

For more information or any questions, please contact Kirsten Moy at The Aspen Institute