Preferences and Usage of Financial Services Providers inBrief
This the Financial Health Network inBrief provides some insights on underbanked consumers’ preferences and usage regarding financial service providers. The information is drawn from the 2008 the Financial Health Network Underbanked Consumer Stud.
Highlights from the 3rd Annual Underbanked Financial Services Forum
Gain insights from this third annual event, including the importance of building relationships, understanding the underbanked market, and increasing our conversations around saving.
Nonprofit Distribution of Prepaid Cards
Discover how three nonprofit organizations are marketing and distributing prepaid debit cards to provide their community members with economical and convenient financial services.
Highlights from the 2nd Annual Underbanked Financial Services Forum
At this second annual event, attendees learned how to reach out to unbanked and underbanked consumers using various methods, including prepaid cards, remittances, credit scoring, and small-dollar loans.
Distributing Prepaid Cards Through Worker Centers: A Gateway to Asset Building for Low-Income Households
This research paper explores the mismatch between the consumer needs of low-wage immigrant unbanked and underbanked populations and existing financial products and vendor strategies.
Reaching Deeper: Using Alternative Data Sources to Increase the Efficacy of Credit Scoring
In this report, learn insights into the current credit reporting system, why it doesn’t work for everyone, and efforts underway to improve it with the addition of new data sources.
Financial Services in the Workplace: Using Intermediaries to Achieve Long-Term Value
Discover the potential of HR outsourcers, payroll companies, worksite marketing firms, and other intermediaries to provide distribution and marketing opportunities for financial services.
Unbanked to Homeowner
The unbanked and underbanked still face many barriers to asset building, but recent innovations show that it is possible to overcome these challenges through creative strategies.
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