Ensuring Digital Banking Access to Public Benefits & Resources
Ensuring Digital Banking Access to Public Benefits & Resources
Join Us for This Important Webinar
Tuesday, October 28th, noon – 1PM Eastern
This webinar kicks off a sustained year-long partnership to get every NH youth, adult and family safely, affordably and fully banked
About This Webinar
There is an opportunity for leaders in New Hampshire’s banks and credit unions to “make lemonade” in response to the federal policy now being implemented to completely phase out paper checks for veterans, social security, tax refund and other recipients.
This new policy, going into effect on September 30th, will require that 500,000 social security recipients alone, across the nation, will need to develop safe and effective access to digital banking accounts and tools—a challenge that entails both financial and digital inclusion—a job for the nation’s Bank On coalitions and their banking, credit union, human services and other partners.
Webinar Panelists
- Kristy Merrill, executive director, New Hampshire Bankers Association
- Jim Foster, Bank of America, senior vice-president, New Hampshire market
- Gene Patnode, workforce development administrator, Whole Family Approach to Jobs, NH Department of Health and Human Services
- Matthew Conserva, broadband program director, Office of Broadband Initiatives, NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs
- Daniel Cox, national education manager, T-Mobile
- Jerry Frew, associate executive director, NH School Administrators Association
- Amy Passow, senior manager, education funding solutions, CDW
Moderator
Dr. Bob McLaughlin, executive director, Bank On New Hampshire and NCDE