Rachel Schneider是合人的金融日记：美国家庭如何应对一个不确定性的世界。由出版商的每周被出版商的每周被描述为“对美国贫困的原因和潜在的解决方案的任何事业有感兴趣的人”，金融日记挑战传统智慧的不平等。Now an entrepreneur-in-residence at The Aspen Institute Financial Security Program, Rachel is launching a new effort to explore how small, strategic cash infusions can go a longer way by helping families at pivotal moments in which they simply don’t have the cash on hand that they need. She is developing hypotheses about how cash infusions can not only be stopgap measures, but also be a bridge toward stability and an investment in mobility. She is seeking partners with whom to expand and test those hypotheses by designing and implementing prototypes, and drawing attention to the range of solutions that can help families in need.

最后十年来，Rachel在金融服务创新中心（CFSI）的工作中领导了许多项目，仍然是一名高级顾问。ag万博她既是概念性，也是一个实用的思想家，具有思考大概的想法和今天可以采取的较小步骤的不寻常能力。她的研究已被引用在全国最大的出版物中，她是一个备受追捧的顾问，作家和公众演讲者。

Rachel于Merrill Lynch＆Co.的投资银行家开始了她的职业生涯，但她致力于致力于创新财务的潜​​力，以解决她作为Vista志愿者（现在的Americorps）的主要社会问题。她拿着j.d./m.b.a。来自芝加哥大学，和B.A.来自UC Berkeley。