Financial Health Pulse 2025: Financial Health Challenges Persist, Student Debt and Insurance Raise New Alarms
Lower-income, lower-wealth households saw modest gains in savings and debt manageability, while concerns rise over insurance adequacy and impacts from resumed student loan repayment.
Financial Health Network Releases New, First of its Kind, Framework for Employers to Close Financial Health Gaps in their Workforce
Pioneering research offers the first data-backed roadmap for designing compensation strategies that actually improve worker financial health.
Financial Health Network Launches First-Ever Financial Industry Standards at its Flagship EMERGE Conference
The new FinHealth Standards offer a practical blueprint for building financial products with integrated financial health solutions.
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Court denies open banking briefs
A federal judge said “friend of the court” briefs wouldn’t be helpful in litigation over the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s open banking rule.
Judge blocks briefs supporting CFPB open banking rule
Industry and consumer groups are lining up support for the Financial Technology Association's legal effort to uphold the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's open banking rule, but a federal judge denied their motions to file briefs in support of FTA's case.
As regulation fades, a nonprofit pushes voluntary standards
New self-regulatory guidelines for credit cards and checking accounts are arriving at a time of deregulation in Washington, D.C.
Why employers and policymakers must rethink benefits for nontraditional workers
Recognizing the diversity within nontraditional work—and designing for it—must become the new standard.
The Frictionless Fiction: Why Banking CX Requires Intelligent Pauses
In the age of instant everything, smart friction is helping banks fight fraud, build trust and guide decision-making.
Republican Budget Bill Could Change Medicaid for 7 Million
The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed a sweeping Republican budget bill early Thursday morning, setting up the possibility of major changes to the Medicaid program that could impact as many as 7 million people, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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