Resources to explore, leverage, connect, and broadcast your Financial Health Network Membership commitment to building better financial lives, together.

Since the last Pulse survey in August 2020, more people are struggling to afford healthcare, which may lead to long-term health consequences beyond those created directly by COVID-19.

Provided by Elevate Credit, this research discusses the trend of decreased household income for prime and non-prime folks alike since the pandemic began. With this trend continuing, this decrease is likely to manifest itself within holiday spending.

Provided by doxo, this research reveals that Americans spend $2.75 trillion annually – over one fifth (21%) of all U.S. consumer spending – across 11 primary bill payment categories.

Provided by doxo, this research examines consumers' reactions toward the $600 stimulus checks they received from the U.S. federal government in 2020.

Achieving financial health impact doesn’t need to be a journey into the unknown. Learn how the Financial Health Network's FinHealth MAP can help guide your organization.

Developing and testing innovative solutions is key to advancing financial health. That’s the driving force behind the Financial Health Impact Lab – a program that supports the groundbreaking work of organizations at the forefront of financial health measurement, like those profiled here.

How can competitions influence more people to build their savings? SaverLife, a nonprofit focused on helping working families to save and invest in their futures, partnered with the Financial Health Leaders Lab to test several approaches.

Provided by doxo, this research shows how the personal financial effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are affecting how Americans plan to vote in the 2020 election.

Learn insights gathered through a recent survey of HR decision-makers on their awareness of and investments in employee financial health.

The Financial Health Network partnered with Michigan State University Credit Union (MSUFCU) to analyze its financial education programming for high school and college students, revealing some signs of positive impact on business outcomes and the students’ financial health.

By measuring financial health, businesses can better understand how customers save, spend, borrow, and plan and develop solutions to meet those needs. This report recognizes how our 2019 Financial Health Leaders used measurement to advance their companies’ strategic priorities, providing insights for organizations as they invest in the financial health of their customers, employees, and communities.

Hear from Matt Wallaert, author of Start at the End: How to Build Products that Create Change, as he explains how your organization can help promote financial health through behavioral change.

Provided by Money Management International, this research reveals that many financial institutions are ill-equipped to support customers who have suffered a catastrophe, such as a natural disaster.

During this webinar, attendees heard from a leading financial technology company about the importance of being a trusted steward of consumers’ data and discussed what good data governance means for consumer financial health

How is the financial health of Americans changing over time? In a year-over-year analysis, the second annual U.S. Financial Health Pulse report reveals that the majority of Americans are still unprepared for financial shocks.

Our Financial Health Leaders program spotlights the Financial Health Network members who are at the forefront of financial health innovation. Listen in as we hear how MMI is using the FinHealth Score™ to measure the impact of natural disasters on its clients through a new initiative called Project Porchlight.

Financial Health Network Consulting Services worked with Discover to explore options for creating a comprehensive employee financial health platform.

Listen in as we hear Simple share what it discovered after measuring its customers’ financial health and how that’s propelling Simple forward in 2019.

During this member-exclusive webinar, authors of the U.S. Financial Health Pulse 2018 Baseline Survey explored findings from this groundbreaking research initiative. The first in a three-part series, this conversation explored into new cuts of the data and shared findings and trends on how Americans are saving and borrowing.

Watch a presentation and discussion about the challenges that checks place on small business cash flow as small organizations wait for personal and business checks to clear.

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

Listen in as we hear FinFit share how they think about the business case for financial health for employers and the impact they are seeing from the new FinFit IQ trivia game.

Learn how EVERFI is measuring customer attitudes and behaviors through surveys based on the Financial Health Network’s financial health framework and what they plan to do with that data.

Learn about the creative route The Foundation took to become a Financial Health Leader and how this will help inform the greater credit union ecosystem.

To create a more detailed understanding of the health of its customers, Credit Human partnered with the Financial Health Network to build better measurement tools.

Learn how Envestnet | Yodlee is using data analytics to build tools companies can use to provide consumers with a prescription for improving their financial health.

This paper examines the connections, similarities, and differences between consumer financial health and the financial health of small businesses.

A working paper from the U.S. Financial Diaries on income gains and month-to-month income volatility.

More than half of Americans in the tenuous segment live paycheck to paycheck (53%) and struggle to keep up with bills and credit payments.

U.S. Financial Diaries: Savings plays a central role in conversations about American household finance. Surveys suggest that few American households save enough for retirement, nor are Americans adequately prepared for emergencies

This research takes a look at an important component of consumer financial health: the credit score. The Financial Health Network appended two objective measures of credit-worthiness to the Consumer Financial Health Study.

This paper examines four key trends and explores how real-life companies are leveraging Big Data in financial services.