From Surprise to Purpose: What My First EMERGE Taught Me About Financial Health for All—and for Each
Two months after joining the Financial Health Network, Michael Thompson attended EMERGE for the first time and left energized for what’s ahead.
Economic Education Center of Excellence: Building Hawaii’s Financial Future
After learning most Hawaiians weren’t Financially Healthy in a Financial Health Network report, Chaminade University launched an initiative to build prosperity in the region through culturally responsive programs.
Stream: Where Access Meets Knowledge To Drive Financial Health
Explore how Stream pushed beyond access to help workers build financially healthier habits.
Bloom Credit: Unlocking Credit Access for Overlooked Borrowers
Bloom+ helps institutions seamlessly integrate alternative data like bill payments into their systems, connecting more consumers to affordable credit.
EMERGE 2026 Recap: Real Challenges, Real Solutions
Hear from Ashley Hannon, Director of Membership Operations, on the three themes that stood out at this year’s flagship EMERGE conference.
Bringing FinHealth Into the AI Builders’ Room
As more people turn to AI for financial guidance, Carly Perera, Director of AI Strategy, makes the case for designing tools around the realities of people who aren’t Financially Healthy.
Fintech Takes x TruStage presents Lending, Unbundled Ep 2: The Confidence Gap
In Episode 2 we sit down with Taylor Nelms, VP of Research & Insights at the Financial Health Network to untangle why consumer confidence is sitting about as low as it's ever been on record.
Financial Realities of Caregiving in America
In this episode, Dani and Kim are joined by Jin Woo Chung from the Financial Health Network to explore the financial realities of caregiving in America.
EMERGE 2026 Takeaways: 4 Solutions Worth Scaling
Explore key takeaways from EMERGE 2026, where 450+ attendees tackled financial health challenges from responsible AI and industry standards to community trust and new pathways to economic stability.
Why Some Banks Still Charge High Overdraft Fees
Congress scrapped a rule last year that capped how much banks could charge if you spent more than was in your account. Now, banks' revenue from the fees is rising.
The caregiving crisis is a workforce crisis
As care costs soar and labor shortages deepen, employers can no longer afford to treat caregiving support as a perk. It's a necessity.
From the EMERGE Stage to Your Summer Reading List
From the EMERGE stage to your beach bag. This summer reading list features thought-provoking books on economic mobility, financial health, and human connection, including titles by EMERGE 2026 speakers.