FinHealth Spend Research 2021
The FinHealth Spend Research estimates what U.S. households pay in interest and fees for common financial services every year. The majority of U.S. households were struggling financially before COVID-19, and the pandemic added pressures that affected access to everyday financial products. This report analyzes how the hundreds of billions Americans spent on interest and fees in 2020 varied by race, income, and other demographic factors, with specific insights into the increased burdens borne by financially struggling consumers.
If You Build It, Will They Come? Lessons To Increase Product Uptake
The Financial Health Network teams up with Elevate and Finicity to ensure that the right audience finds and engages with a financial health product.
Empowering More Women to Build Savings
March is Women’s History Month, and March 8 is International Women’s Day. In celebration of women’s achievements and to take strides toward equity, we are devoting this Short-Term Savings Small Group meeting to exploring gender gaps in financial health, with a focus on promoting emergency savings.
Member Town Hall
Watch the 2021 Member-exclusive Town Hall on demand, featuring insights from fellow Members demonstrating how focusing on financial health can unlock powerful impacts for customers, employees, and communities.
YouthCan Innovation Program
With challenges like rising education and housing costs, an increasingly insecure job market, and greater debt, young adults are facing significant barriers to economic mobility and financial security.
Events
Benefits
Member benefits
One Year into the Pandemic, Millions of Americans Still Struggling
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.
How Measurement Can Put Teeth Behind Stakeholder Capitalism
The new commitment to Stakeholder Capitalism Metrics by the World Economic Forum is the first step on a journey to improving the lives of all stakeholders - including customers, employees, and communities.
Non-Prime Tracker Report
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.
2020 U.S. Household Bill Pay Market Size & Category Breakout
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.
$600 Stimulus Check Impact Report
Provided by doxo, this research examines consumers' reactions toward the $600 stimulus checks they received from the U.S. federal government in 2020.