Justice-involved individuals and their families face a number of expenses that can create financial strains immediately after arrest, including posting bail and hiring legal representation.

Emerging 5G technology is expected to become commonplace. Uncover opportunities to leverage 5G to benefit your organization and your members.

The Financial Health Network wrote this response to the CFPB’s decision to rescind the mandatory underwriting requirements of 2017 Payday, Vehicle Title, and Certain High-Cost Installment Loan Rule (Payday Rule).

Hear from Sunrise Banks Chairman and CEO David Reiling as he discusses the Twin Cities-based bank’s efforts to support the urgent needs of its customers during a poignant last few months.

The Financial Health Network wrote this Policy Perspective that draws on our past small-dollar credit work to inform the conversation around recent regulatory actions.

Provided by Principal Foundation, this research reveals findings about the financial struggles of people ages 15-36 living in the United States, with a focus on low- to moderate-income individuals.

This research has been provided by Plaid.

How can financial health help build your business? For financial services providers considering new programs, tools, or products to improve customer financial health, this report offers a framework for evaluating the business case to implement them.

In 2018, 34 Financial Health Leaders measured the financial health of over 10 million consumers. This report shares case studies and best practices for using transactional data to measure financial health and for sharing consumer-facing financial health scores to empower customers and drive engagement.

Announce your membership publicly and internally using the Press Kit, learn about member-only research and events.

Listen in as we hear Finicity share what it’s learning after embedding the CFSI Financial Health Score® into four of its current products.

Listen in as we hear how Cinch Financial is using qualitative and quantitative approaches to deliver true financial health at scale to all households through both direct and advisor-oriented channels.

Announce your membership publicly and internally using the Press Kit, learn about member-only research and events.

The Financial Health Network has developed eight indicators to measure financial health. We believe that these indicators establish a framework for shifting the financial services industry towards a focus on financial health, a focus on improving consumers’ lives.

Over 29 million Americans comprise the “at risk” segment – most likely of all the segments to live paycheck to paycheck and run out of money before the end of the month.

The Financial Health Network recognizes that access to high-quality financial products are crucial to help consumers improve and maintain their financial health.

An increasing number of Americans are turning to nontraditional credit sources for quick access to cash.

As developing technology and new regulations continue to spark competition and transform the marketplace, deep consumer knowledge remains the key to success for businesses across the sector.

U.S. Financial Diaries Case study: Lauren Walker, 29, is a single mother living with her four-year-old son Riley in a rented townhome in a small town in eastern Mississippi.

Electronic payments are growing by leaps and bounds,overtaking paper as preferred payment mechanisms.

The products and services that cater to the needs of financially underserved consumers are big business.

An estimated 30 to 40 million American households are financially underserved. They lack access to the financial products and services that enable them to save, build assets, and achieve financial prosperity.

Millions of lower-income consumers lack access to high-quality financial products and services that simultaneously meet their short-term needs and prepare them for long-term financial success.

Discover the potential of HR outsourcers, payroll companies, worksite marketing firms, and other intermediaries to provide distribution and marketing opportunities for financial services.

This paper discusses the implications of stored value cards for unbanked and underbanked consumers, exploring positive effects such as the potential to build assets and improve credit records.