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New ways to engage with customers—and attract new ones—continue to emerge, and staying in-the-know is key to every bank’s success. To help you connect, evolve and grow with your customers, explore these key areas related to banking individuals, including accessibility, lending, privacy, research on banking habits and demographics, and more.

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ABA Foundation’s Financial Education Programs

ABA Foundation's free financial education programs help build thriving, resilient and equitable communities. Hear directly from bankers on how these programs are positively impacting their communities.

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Two campaigns, one mission

Help your customers fight fraud with these free campaigns.

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The Benefits of Bank On-Certified Accounts

See how offering low-cost Bank On accounts is bringing the benefits of banking to millions of Americans.

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Free Resources for National Family Caregiver Month

ABA Foundation’s Safe Banking for Seniors™ program has tools to inform older adults about financial caregiving, powers of attorney and more.

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Consumer Banking Regulatory Proposals

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Jonathan Thessin

Jonathan Thessin

Vice President & Senior Counsel, Regulatory Compliance and Policy

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Kitty Ryan

Kitty Ryan

Senior Vice President, Fair and Responsible Banking

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Thomas J. Rosenkoetter

Tom Rosenkoetter

SVP, Executive Director, Card Policy Council

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Communications Resources Email Bulletin

Get news alerts, talking points on hot issues, and news to use - draft content for your customer and employee newsletters. (Bank members only)

Community Engagement and Reinvestment Committee

The Committee assists bankers in finding constructive ways to encourage and promote sound lending and investments in their communities.