Some of the most popular financial health tools introduced by fintechs actually replicate and automate habits and “life hacks” that many households used successfully before the era of electronic banking and payments. These digital “retronovations” bode well for banks and credit unions seeking to offer services that help their customers while also bringing subscription revenues that lessen institutions’ dependence on penalty fees.

Listen in as we hear Anu Shultes, newly named CEO of LendUp, share about her personal journey and what changes she’s planning at LendUp in 2019 based on learnings from measuring its customers’ financial health.

Learn how Coastal is using new insights to improve financial health across all stages of a customer’s financial lifetime.

Learn how UFCU is measuring its members’ and employees’ financial health and how it plans to measure the health of the community at large.

A long history of discrimination and wealth-stripping has caused African Americans, Hispanics, and other people of color to have lower credit scores, less wealth, and less trust in the U.S. financial system than whites.

Read this introductory guide to discover how to orient your business around financial health so that you can promote positive outcomes for your customers.

Learn how Goodwill created a mutually beneficial situation for the organization and its employees by offering payroll cards with features to help employees spend, save, and budget.

The Financial Health Network believes that access to high-quality financial services is necessary for consumers’ financial health.