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UPS to Offer Employees a Way to Save for Emergencies
Shipping giant joins other companies offering rainy day funds in 401(k) plans.
Trump says: ‘I’m ready to sign a big, beautiful stimulus’ — but many Americans are not banking on it
‘Without knowing when the next round of stimulus and relief measures will arrive, many people continued to keep their expenses low’ Read the Article >>
What Could Help Address the Racial Wealth Gap
Ideas to narrow financial disparities between Black and white people in America Read the Article >>
Financial Health Still A Struggle For Many—More Financial Innovation Needed
Recent research highlights the ongoing struggle many Americans have when it comes to financial health—underscoring the need for more financial innovation to meet these needs. Read the Article >>
How Financial Institutions Can Structure Small-Dollar Credit for Financial Health
Recent regulatory developments have opened opportunities for lenders – particularly banks – to offer small-dollar credit. Data shows that investing in customers’ financial health results in greater long-term loyalty and profitability. In this brief for financial institutions and other lenders, the Financial Health Network offers a series of recommendations for supporting the short and long-term financial wellness of small-dollar credit customers.
Emergency Savings Can Help Offset Unexpected Emergencies, But Should Be a Long-Term Strategy
As concerns about the spread of COVID-19 continue, questions are also arising about the financial preparedness of Americans in the case of an unexpected emergency, such as needing to stay home from work for an extended period. Read the Article >>
Insuring the Way to a Financially Resilient America
Using a combination of survey data and consumer interviews, the Financial Health Network presents consumer trends and insurance product design strategies that can help Americans build financial resilience.
Jo Ann Barefoot Podcast Featuring Jennifer Tescher
Don’t miss CEO and President Jennifer Tescher as she speaks with Jo Ann Barefoot on financial health, research, and more. Listen here>>