Discover how Americans’ financial health outcomes have changed as COVID-19 continued to create unprecedented disruptions.

Explore the current landscape and opportunities to help financial institutions overcome these barriers to power effective finhealth tools.

The places where people live, work, play, and worship are tightly tied to their ability to be resilient during unexpected challenges and to seize opportunities over time. This brief highlights the role of place in financial health, as well as the opportunity for place-based solutions to improve the financial lives of residents and communities.

Provided by MassMutual, this research identifies the percentage of employers who say that their workers are struggling financially and looks at the correlation between employer size and employee financial wellness issues.

This webinar explored the partnership between Credit Builders Alliance (CBA) and Esusu Financial Inc.

Using data from the U.S. Financial Health Pulse, the Financial Health Network identifies five challenges for the LMI 50+ and opportunities for providers to support this fast-growing segment.

Listen in as we hear BECU discuss their financial health measurement strategy for both customers and employees and what they are learning after building a financial health model.

In this member-exclusive digital event, members met three organizations each with a singular focus on creating financial health for their consumers.

This brief takes a closer look at the auto insurance coverage, acquisition channels, knowledge, and claims experience of American consumers, with a particular focus on LMI consumers.

Learn how Handle Financial is assessing factors related to bill payment and using this data as a guide for product development.

Active military members have more consumer debt and lower self-reported credit scores than civilians, but secured credit cards can limit service members’ financial vulnerabilities.

The Financial Health Network recognizes the important role that access to high-quality financial products plays in helping consumers improve and maintain their financial health.

Center for Community Self-Help’s (Self-Help) “Just Right” line of small-dollar credit (SDC) products was designed to test features of SDC products offered to clients as affordable and safe credit options.

Millions of Americans lack access to high-quality, affordable credit. Many of the small-dollar loans available to consumers are high-cost, low-quality products that often lead borrowers into a cycle of repeat usage and mounting debt.

The Compass Principles are guidelines for the U.S. financial services industry. They affirm standards of excellence in the design and delivery of basic tools that people use to manage their daily financial lives.

How financial institutions can build long-term relationships with immigrants before and after immigration reform.

The Financial Health Network believes that steps toward consumer protections for all GPR prepaid cards will ultimately benefit consumers by allowing them safe and trustworthy financial services to help them achieve financial health.

U.S. Financial Diaries: Ahmed and Shaila Hossain are immigrants from Bangladesh who moved in 2010 to Queens, NY, where there is a large Bangladeshi community.

The emerging industry of technology startups providing financial services, known as FinTech, has typically targeted a relatively affluent customer base.

Young adults entering the work force and managing wages for the first time today face a financial services marketplace that is markedly more complex than the one their parents first encountered as young adults.

The recent financial crisis has revealed that Americans at all income levels exhibit difficulty in managing their finances and are ill-prepared to weather economic stresses.

This research paper describes some of the strategies that three major banks are using to supplement current disclosure practices, including working directly with the legal disclosures to improve readability and clarity.