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Family and friends are a major lifeline for justice-involved individuals, providing support and advice from pre-trial to post-release.
Once justice-involved individuals are released from jail or court, they are still not released from their financial obligations to the criminal justice system.
Once justice-involved individuals re-enter society, there are numerous barriers to gain employment that often force them to make difficult decisions.
After a family member or loved one is arrested, their households are forced to juggle financial responsibilities, including staggering bills and missing payments.
The Financial Health Network presents a look into how one’s financial health impacts their ability to navigate the U.S. criminal justice system, and how their involvement in that system impacts their financial health. In partnership with the University of Southern California’s (USC) Center for Economic and Social Research, we interviewed 36 individuals who shared their multifaceted experiences with the criminal justice system, highlighting multiple areas ripe for innovation.
Justice-involved individuals and their families face a number of expenses that can create financial strains immediately after arrest, including posting bail and hiring legal representation.
We look at different industries across the financial sector to see how financial health plays out for millions of people.
We conduct extensive qualitative and quantitative research to help guide effective financial health decisions.
We strive to help companies create products and services to improve the financial health of their customers and employees.
We provide rigorous research, innovative tools, ongoing education, and engaging network opportunities to organizations that are committed to improving financial health for their customers and employees.
Join our 160+ Member organizations in developing and implementing innovative solutions that build the financial health of your customers and your business. Member companies receive customized insights into research, small groups and virtual workshops, and a dedicated Relationship Manager to you find the right solutions for your organization.
With over 250 organizations and fintechs in our Financial Solutions Lab program, we’ve been able to help over 5 million low- to moderate-income (LMI) consumers. See how we shape the design and deployment of innovative products and services through this program.
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