Universal Savings Accounts Can Help All Americans Build Savings

Universal Savings Accounts (USAs) reduce taxes on savings for typical Americans and help families build their own financial security through a single, simple, and flexible account. On September 27, 2018, the House of Representatives passed, with bipartisan support, the Family Savings Act—one of three bills that comprise “Tax Reform 2.0.”

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