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Carol Whiteside, President of The Great Valley Center, presented on the challenges that families in California face in building savings and assets for education, retirement, home ownership, entrepreneurship, and security against economic crisis. While this is an issue throughout California, it is particularly so in the San Joaquin Valley. Capitol staff were briefed on the Valley’s economy as it relates to family incomes and asset accumulation and how those factors relate to Valley residents’ ability to pay for college education and/or job training, start small businesses, and sustain a decent standard of living in retirement.

This event was co-hosted by the ¹ú²úÊÓƵ Foundation, the Asset Policy Initiative of California, and the California Research Bureau, in association with Assembly-members Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) and Ted Gaines (R-Roseville).

Location

Library and Courts Building
914 Capitol Mall Room 500
Sacramento, CA, 95814
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Attachments

•  (PDF, 33 PP)

Participants

• Carol Whiteside
  President
  The Great Valley Center

• Olivia Calderon
  California Legislative Director, Asset Building Program
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