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Home » Early Impacts of the learn$ave Individual Development Accounts Project - 2008
Early Impacts of the learn$ave Individual Development Accounts Project - 2008
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Early Impacts of the learn$ave Individual Development Accounts Project - 2008
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This report presents the 18-month results of the learn$ave pilot program, which was designed to demonstrate how Individual Development Accounts can encourage low-income adults to save.

Link: http://www.srdc.org/uploads/learnsave_full_EN.pdf
Added by View user profileSonia Hossain on January 24, 2010
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