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Going Into Debt To Buy Back-to-School Shoes: Ashley’s Story
Battling rising costs and caregiving demands, a single mother shares her journey away from debt and toward financial stability.
What Do We Really Mean When We Say “Affordability”?
What Americans can afford today shapes what they can build tomorrow. Our upcoming Pulse report offers a new look into affordability and financial health.
Stronger Nonprofits, Stronger Communities: Tools from Startup to Sustainability
Join us for a conversation on how financial and technical learning can help nonprofit organizations strengthen community impact.
Credit-Ready but Priced Out: Chicago’s Homeownership Affordability Gap by Neighborhood
Chicago renters overwhelmingly want to own homes, but credit barriers, limited savings, and a shortage of affordable housing often stand in the way.
EMERGE Europe 2026
EMERGE Europe is an intimate, senior-level gathering to support practical progress and meaningful connection.
From Surprise to Purpose: What My First EMERGE Taught Me About Financial Health for All—and for Each
Two months after joining the Financial Health Network, Michael Thompson attended EMERGE for the first time and left energized for what’s ahead.
Economic Education Center of Excellence: Building Hawaii’s Financial Future
After learning most Hawaiians weren’t Financially Healthy in a Financial Health Network report, Chaminade University launched an initiative to build prosperity in the region through culturally responsive programs.
Bringing FinHealth Into the AI Builders’ Room
As more people turn to AI for financial guidance, Carly Perera, Director of AI Strategy, makes the case for designing tools around the realities of people who aren’t Financially Healthy.
FinHealth Standards for Credit Cards: Designing for Young Adults
Explore the FinHealth Standards for evidence-based recommendations on designing credit cards that help young adults build stability and resilience.