The Federal Reserve Board and the Securities and  Exchange Commission unveiled a partnership Friday to educate adults on the   benefits of saving and investing.   
The two agencies have teamed up to produce an interactive program called  "It's Your Money" that will air Nov. 9 at noon Eastern Standard Time. It   will be broadcast to 900 community colleges and over American Financial   Skylink, the American Bankers Association's satellite network.     
  
"Americans are not high savers," Fed Vice Chairwoman Alice Rivlin said  Friday. "Americans are consumer oriented. They need to know how to save   more and invest the savings wisely."   
The first half of the hourlong program includes a presentation on  investing by SEC Chairman Arthur Levitt. Ms. Rivlin will lead a question   and answer session during the second half hour.   
  
- Pieter J. Ketelaar - special to the American Banker