Safety Net

Eric Reinhart, who describes himself as “a political anthropologist, psychoanalyst, and physician,” has had a busy month. He started with an essay in NEJM about “reconstructive justice,” then an op-ed in The New York Times on how our health care system is demoralizing the physicians who work in it, and…

A Moral Economy #13. Part III: How do we get from here to there? — This continues a three part series of excerpts from Social Security Basic Income: A Safety Net for All Americans, which I published in March 2020. Part I: What would it look like? concluded with #2 and Part II: What do we have? concluded with #8. This essay includes text from…

A Moral Economy #6. Part II: What do we have? (continued) — This continues a three part series of excerpts from Social Security Basic Income: A Safety Net for All Americans, which I published in March 2020. Part I: What would it look like? concluded with #2. Part III is How do we get from here to there? This essay includes text…

How to build an emergency savings fund. The thought of a recession can be daunting, but having a solid emergency savings fund can provide a safety net for unexpected expenses or even job loss. Building an emergency savings fund may seem daunting as well, but taking small steps to save money can add up over time. …

Just a blurb for my video Howdy folks! In my day job, people keep telling me I should do voice work… So, I decided to get back into video stuff on Youtube. I’ve got two videos up so far, the first one is just kind of a rant about what…

Successfully serving families with children is an essential part of building a more user-friendly safety net. Of the more than five million people Propel serves each month, more than 60% of them have children that live with them. Serving children and helping their families improve their financial health is a…

By Waithera Thinguri, Head of Business Growth, Lami Technologies Many of us are only familiar with four types of insurance that most financial experts recommend we all have: life, health, auto, and long-term disability. …

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