“To me, in the ideal state, we’re able to measure financial health for individuals, for communities, for products, for providers, for users… It holds a lot of promise to be smarter about how we talk about different consumer financial products, how we talk about progress.”

Michael Hsu, Acting Comptroller of the Currency

“We collaborated with the Financial Health Network to really do [a] deep dive into credit union data… and that’s what energized the foundation’s work to shift the focus and start talking to credit unions about understanding members’ financial health. How do we think about fully understanding financial lives and then leverage our cooperative financial superpowers to make a difference?”

Gigi Hyland, Executive Director, National Credit Union Foundation

“We’re experiencing all of this inequality in America, but we also have this amazing technology. Where we end up [depends on] using all this technology to work for us, not against us. That’s the work of people like the Financial Health Network, the Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth, and other purpose-driven leaders and companies: to ensure that the benefits of an expanding economy are delivered to everyone.”

Shamina Singh, President, Mastercard Center for Inclusive Growth

“I think financial health is good for business and it’s good for the individual and communities that we serve. There’s no conflict with being a business that is very focused on creating shareholder value with one that is very focused on making a big difference in the world as well.”

Dan Schulman, Former President and CEO, PayPal