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Matched Savings (Massachusetts) is sponsored by The Midas Collaborative (in partnership with member organizations). The Midas Collaborative partners with member organizations across Massachusetts to offer multiple matched savings programs. These programs combine incentives, support, and access to help low- to middle-income individuals build assets and invest in housing, education, or business goals.
Participants make monthly deposits into a dedicated savings account for a set period, and their savings are matched for purchasing life-changing assets.
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Matched Savings (Massachusetts) is funded by The Midas Collaborative (in partnership with member organizations). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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