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Tapping the Potential of the Unbanked—Private Sector Interest Increases (Special Issue)
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January 2003, No. 185a
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Last Updated: 12/20/2002

Tapping the Potential of the Unbanked—Private Sector Interest Increases (Special Issue)

Liz Handlin, Douglas Tillett

Banks increasingly recognize that the unbanked, individuals who do not have bank accounts, represent a significant untapped market for financial products and services. As a result, they are beginning to tailor their product offerings to draw the unbanked into the financial mainstream. Public sector financial literacy programs provide important support for these efforts.

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