Communities & Banking

Summer 2012 Summer 2012

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

by Suzanne Loring

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

Community Health Care: Quality That Goes Beyond Access

In Connecticut, providing high-quality health care to the poor involves addressing life challenges that keep patients from following doctors’ orders. The holistic approach can translate into healthier families.

by Eliza Cole

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

Consumer Payment Options

Debit cards, credit cards, checks, prepaid cards, cash, mobile systems. Which is best for a consumer’s particular situation and risk tolerance? A Fed payments consultant helps sort out the comparative advantages.

by Darin Contini

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

by Jerry Rubin

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

Housing for Veterans: A New Model

An unusual coalition has saved Connecticut money while enabling low-income residents who need assisted living to postpone moving to nursing homes. Next step: adapting the model for low-income veterans.

by Lisa Conant

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

How Smaller Banks Work with Local Nonprofits

The author interviews bankers from around the region and learns how nonprofits can be more effective partnering with banks on community goals.

by Claire Greene

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

by Caroline Ellis

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

Multiage Education

As educators seek ways to improve scholastic outcomes, they might consider classrooms comprising two age groups. Done right, multiage education promotes more-individualized learning and better student cooperation.

by Delia Sawhney

Communities & Banking | 2012 Series |Summer 2012

by Besheer Mohamed