Twitter Q&A: Answering your questions about Children's Savings Accounts and the Invest in College pilot program 
A live Q&A session with Anthony Poore and Sarah Savage
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The Boston Fed will have its next Twitter Q&A on @BostonFed on Thursday, Feb. 9 from 12-12:30 p.m. with Regional and Community Outreach’s Senior Policy Analyst Sarah Savage and Deputy Director Anthony Poore.
Anthony and Sarah will answer questions on R&CO's work in household financial stability and economic mobility. The Q&A will focus on R&CO's Children's Savings Accounts initiative and the Invest in College Success pilot program, which both Sarah and Anthony have written about in the latest issue of Communities & Banking.
Communities & Banking magazine, published by the Bank's Regional & Community Outreach team, aims to be the central forum for the sharing of information about low and moderate-income issues in New England.
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