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

Most low-to-moderate income (LMI) older adults are financially challenged to reach retirement and maintain their quality of life as they age. This report showcases research insights and design features that financial service providers can leverage to better support the needs of this group as they approach retirement, produced in partnership with the Institute of Consumer Money Management.

Use the Press Kit to announce your membership to the Financial Health Network both publicly and internally. Also, take this opportunity to learn about Member-only research and events.

In this research, Plaid examines how consumers use fintech, how they feel about it, how it impacts their lives, and how all these sentiments vary across demographic groups.

Young adults of color, particularly those who are Black and Latinx, have borne a disproportionate share of economic hardship, as decades of systemic racism have made their communities more vulnerable to the effects of these crises.

While the vast majority of customers expect their primary financial institutions (PFIs) to help improve their financial health, few believe their PFIs are actually doing it.

The Financial Health Network worked with Community First Credit Union to analyze its Save My Change Program, a round-up savings tool, revealing the benefit to member financial health.

Discover insights related to the intersection of consumer transactional data and survey data during this first webinar from the U.S. Financial Health Pulse Webinar Series.

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.

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 Adam Roseman, CEO of Steady, share how Steady is measuring the financial health of their employees and how that will inform their plans for measuring their members’ financial health in the future.

This report shares lessons learned over the past five years of close collaboration and support for fintech solutions big and small. Our hope is that it serves as an invitation to join our efforts to improve the financial health of all Americans.

Learn best practices and real-life success stories from the Financial Health Network’s Nonprofit-Fintech Exchange, a marketplace for exploring collaboration and sharing insights on building high-impact partnerships.

Employees at mid- to large-sized companies struggle with many aspects of their financial lives, causing them stress and creating spillover effects on job productivity, according to a new survey of 1,000 employees. In this infographic, Financial Health Network reveals key survey findings and opportunities for employers.

In a new survey, the Financial Health Network reveals how financial institutions are approaching financial health as they seek to engage customers meaningfully and profitably.

Join the authors of the U.S. Financial Health Pulse 2018 Baseline Survey for the third in a member-exclusive webinar series exploring findings from this groundbreaking research initiative.

During this Financial Health Network webinar, a group of innovative financial service providers shares about best practices in financial health measurement.

Explore the Toolkit now to start measuring and improving your customers’ financial health.

The 2017 FinLab Snapshot discusses recent trends in the financial technology landscape based on observations from more than 350 applicants to the Financial Health Network’s Financial Solutions Lab.

Americans in rural communities are losing access to locally available, affordable financial services and products.

In this letter, the Financial Health Network supports the OCC’s leadership in encouraging innovation that can improve the lives and financial health of consumers and small businesses.

This paper expands upon the Financial Health Network's initial financial health research and applies it to a global setting.

The Financial Health Network submitted its response to the CFPB’s Request for Information Regarding Consumer Access to Financial Records. In the letter, the Financial Health Network describes how companies should design data-sharing partnerships to support consumer choice and innovation. The letter also urges the CFPB to support the industry’s efforts to develop solutions by affirming consumers’ right to access their financial data through principles-based guidance.

This executive summary examines new consumer research on secured credit cards.

This paper takes a closer look at the eight indicators we’ve identified and ways that providers can help.

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.

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.

Learn how Goodwill created a mutually beneficial situation for the organization and its employees by offering payroll cards with features to help employees spend, save, and budget.

The Compass Guide to Payroll Cards defines industry-wide best practices for the design and delivery of payroll cards.

Reliable access to high-quality small-dollar credit (SDC) is vital to the financial success of millions of U.S consumers.

When asked whether “financial stability” or “moving up the income ladder” is more important, 77% of the participants in the U.S. Financial Diaries (USFD) research study chose “financial stability.”

From the U.S. Financial Diaries: Learn how and why short-term savings matter, especially for people in the United States who are earning unsteady incomes and facing unforeseen financial challenges.

From the U.S. Financial Diaries: 83 Charts to Describe the Hidden Financial Lives of Working Americans.

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.