Young Americans are disproportionately disconnected from the financial mainstream. The share of Americans ages 15 to 24 without bank accounts is double the national average, and they are often more likely to use high-cost or predatory financial products. As such, early bad experiences in the financial marketplace can have consequences over a young person’s lifetime.
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