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Higher education can lead to economic mobility, but cost is a barrier for low-income families. Children's savings account (CSA) programs for higher education increase educational aspirations. Early Bird, a novel health system-integrated CSA program being assessed through a randomized control trial could greatly influence families' outcomes. Three preliminary lessons have emerged.
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