Washington, DC — Teens in poor nations want to save larger amounts of money over the long-term in secure places to pay for their education or to start a small business, which can be used to bump them up into a better set of opportunities, according to a new research released today from the YouthSave Initiative.

Phillip Longman, from the New America Foundation, argues in The Washington Monthly, that monetary policies need to include every American...Phillip will join The Daily Circuit on Tuesday to discuss how parents can rebuild and help their children be more prepared for the future.

Washington, DC - To support long-term financial security, the United States should open savings accounts for every child, New America Senior Research Fellow Phil Longman told MSNBC yesterday afternoon.

"American Stakeholder Accounts" would improve prospects for college attendance, homeownership and a secure retirement, which were damaged by the Great Recession, Longman explained on MSNBC's "The Cycle."

Washington, DC - Both Republicans and Democrats have made this election about one thing: jobs. But job creation alone will not increase access to the fading American Dream, according to the Asset Building Program at the New America Foundation.