Industry
Financial Health Leaders Social Kit
Review social media best practices, and then use these sample tweets, Facebook posts, and LinkedIn posts to spotlight your status as a 2022 Financial Health Leader on various social media channels.
MassMutual Workplace Financial Wellness Study
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.
Restoring Lost Tools, Reframing “Consumer Choice”
How do we open up our industry’s mindset and encourage banks to restore choice to consumers who want to retake control over their own financial behavior? I have two modest proposals for banks and credit unions to adopt the retronovations as part of their account offerings.
Insights from the Financial Solutions Lab
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.
Financial Health Network Extends Reach to Workplace Sector at EMERGE
Our research shows that employees are struggling financially and are looking to their employers for solutions. The EMERGE workshop represented a doubling-down on our commitment to working with employers, payroll and benefits providers, workers’ representatives, thought leaders, and policymakers to solve employees’ financial challenges.
Making Financial Health more than a Buzzword
By Chandni Ohri, Director, Financial Health Network The financial services industry has been trying to regain the trust and rebuild the relationship with their customers after the fallout of the 2008 financial crisis. In their efforts to regain trust and engage with customers, financial institutions are launching new initiatives focused on financial health and wellness….
New Data, New Insights: Releasing the 2018 Pulse Data Set
The data set contains responses from more than 5,000 individuals to 100+ questions about how people are spending, saving, borrowing, and planning.