Can Baby Bonds Deliver on Promise to Close Rhode Island's Wealth Gap?

Trust fund babies tend to get a bad rap. But Rhode Island General Treasurer James Diossa wants more of them — 4,600 a year more, to be exact. That number is based on estimates included in Diossa’s 2024 legislative package unveiled at the State House on Jan. 24. These would not be your stereotypical, spoiled […]

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