Credit Where It’s Due: Rethinking Financial Citizenship

Responding to the problem of 45 million adults living in the U.S. without a credit score, Credit Where It’s Due (Russell Sage) explores new methods of evaluating credit worthiness. The authors demonstrate how these practices can help individuals with credit invisibility and encourage a new understanding of financial citizenship.

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PAW's October 2026 cover, featuring a photo of a loaf of challah bread and the headline "The Braids That Bind."
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October 2026

Holding on to Jewish life; Katy Anderson Keating ’08’s career in wine; Hollywood loves Princeton.