‘A tale of two Americas’: How the pandemic is widening the financial health gap
Over two-thirds of Americans are financially unhealthy, with millions facing “extreme financial hardship,” according to the U.S. Financial Health Pulse Trends Report, released today. And as the stock market continues to strengthen, the average American is still struggling, with unemployment rates still far above pre-pandemic highs and another round of coronavirus stimulus seemingly far off. Read the Article >>
The Problem With Financial Literacy Month
“The idea that we need to teach people to be more financially healthy suggests that they don’t know enough, aren’t trying hard enough and it’s all their fault.” Read Jennifer Tescher’s article in American Banker in which she describes the problem with Financial Literacy Month and gives examples of companies going beyond financial education to […]
Inaugural U.S. Financial Health Pulse Report Finds Only 28 Percent of People in America are Financially Healthy
Landmark Financial Health Pulse from the Financial Health Network delves beyond headline economic data to reveal people in America are struggling in many aspects of their financial lives Chicago, IL – Nov. 1, 2018 – The Financial Health Network, the nation’s authority on consumer financial health, in partnership with the Omidyar Network, MetLife Foundation, and […]