The Unbanking of America: How the New Middle Class Survives
by Lisa Servon
Lisa Servon examines how America’s new middle class manages money and daily life beyond traditional banking. The book explores the changing financial landscape and the ways people adapt when conventional institutions no longer meet their needs, offering a focused look at economic survival in contemporary America.
About This Book
The Unbanking of America explores how the new middle class survives in an evolving financial landscape.
Lisa Servon focuses on the experience of people who operate outside traditional banking systems.
The book considers what changing relationships with banks reveal about economic life in America.
It offers a close look at the financial pressures and adaptations shaping the new middle class.
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