Provided by NeighborWorks America, this research examines the most common reasons for loss of rental housing and identifies which resources vulnerable renters need to achieve housing stability.

These case studies highlight our measurement of transactional indicators with three credit unions, enabling them to drive positive impact for their members and their businesses.

Explore the potential to reshape financial health policy in the wake of three transformative events: the COVID-19 pandemic, the resulting economic contraction, and the renewed drive to address systemic racism ignited by the brutal murder of George Floyd.

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 FinFit.

The Center for Financial Services Innovation responds to the FDIC’s Request for Information on Small-Dollar Lending based on our research into the consumer behaviors, products, and providers that comprise the market for small-dollar credit.

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

Listen in as we hear Moven share how it’s measuring the financial health of both their employees and the users of their app and what they are learning along the way.

In this initial study, the Financial Health Network reveals how we’re faring financially and the trends shaping our financial health.

Listen in as we hear GreenPath Financial Wellness share learnings from a recent strategic shift to expand their focus to financial wellness.

Listen in as we hear how Servus Credit Union is working to embed its noble purpose of shaping member financial fitness into all areas of the credit union by using a series of purpose-driven outcomes for both the credit union and its members.

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.

The Financial Health Network presents our 2017 Financially Underserved Market Size Study that illustrates the growing opportunity to address the needs of financially underserved consumers and identifies significant trends driving marketplace evolution and growth.

Learn how Neighborhood Trust’s web-based application, WageGoal, integrates with employer payroll systems to help workers manage volatile cash flow.

We are pleased to share our first-ever impact report highlighting the numbers and stories of progress behind our mission to improve the financial health of Americans.

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

The Financial Health Network submitted its response to the CFPB’s request for information regarding use of alternative data and modeling techniques in the credit process on February 16, 2017. In the letter, the Financial Health Network acknowledges that the use of alternative data in the credit process poses both risks and benefits to consumers. The letter also states the Financial Health Network’s belief that consumers will be better able to achieve financial health if they have access to innovative credit products that are safe, affordable, and of high quality, enabling them to manage their day-to-day finances, weather financial shocks, and pursue longterm opportunities.

The Center for Financial Services Innovation (CFSI) offers consulting services that guide organizations through each stage of offering new solutions, from development to ongoing measurement.

Can a workplace financial counseling program leverage mobile tools to boost the financial health of low-and-moderate income employees?

This infographic illustrates the types and uses of Small-Dollar Credit products.

Mission Asset Fund’s (MAF) Lending Circles provides a zero-interest loan to help consumers build credit and access an affordable small-dollar loan.

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.

The United States financially underserved market generated $89 billion in fees and interest in 2012, representing growth of 8% from $82 billion in 2011.

Financial lives have changed. Financial advice, policies and products should too. See the infographic by the U.S. Financial Diaries.

The Financial Health Network is submitting this letter in response to the request for comment by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on May 24, 2012.

Although underbanked consumers in the U.S. often have insufficient access to financial services, their access to mobile phones is fairly widespread.

In 2010, the Financial Health Network launched its largest effort yet to catalog all existing financial products and services aimed at the underbanked population: the Underbanked Industry Scan.

Read findings from the Center for Financial Services Innovation's (CFSI) study into consumer needs, behaviors, and perceptions around secured credit card products.