PayPal’s Louise Pentland shares how, by taking care of its employees, PayPal also serves the interests of its other stakeholders.

How can banks, nonprofits, and fintechs best serve this crucial sector of our economy through the current crisis and beyond?

Here Omer Ismail, Head of Marcus by Goldman Sachs, share insights on what banking looks like when customers come first, and how his own experiences as an immigrant shaped his perspective.

Our expert panel shares insights on the current impact to the workforce and how the pandemic could forever transform the way we work.

In this conversation with Synchrony CEO Margaret Keane, we explore how organizations benefit by investing in a holistic approach to support their workers’ careers, health, money, and lives.

As we emerge from COVID-19, explore trends, tools, and opportunities for leaders to address complex financial challenges, create stronger safety nets, and improve financial health for all.

With a focus on emergency savings, retirement, and insurance, we’ll explore the solutions that employers, policymakers, and other institutions are developing to help consumers recover and rebuild.

What would older adults tell their younger selves if they could go back in time and do things to make managing their finances easier later on? This episode features touching, endearing, and sage advice from older adults across the U.S.

Once upon a time, retirement meant a paid-off house, a solid financial cushion, and time to relax. This episode explores how older adults approaching retirement today often find themselves unprepared financially and worried about what their future will actually look like. As for those who have already retired, the reality is often starkly different from the retirement they once imagined.

Financial emergencies following a health scare are becoming increasingly common. Unexpected hospital stays or a sudden illness or injury can wipe out savings, leaving many people unable to afford day-to-day expenses. In some cases, medical issues can force people into early retirement, cutting off potential earnings for years to come. This episode provides a glimpse into life after medical shocks and the difficulties older adults face as they try to bounce back financially.

Chronic healthcare issues are not only challenging for the people diagnosed, but for the loved ones taking care of them. These emotional and financial challenges grow exponentially when medical coverage and healthcare-related debt enter the picture. This episode takes you inside the lives of three families experiencing the challenges of caregiving and attempting to navigate countless financial roadblocks as they plan for an uncertain future.

Pay for your medication or buy dinner? Many older adults living on fixed incomes have to make daily trade-offs like these, even if they’re able to supplement their steady paychecks or Social Security checks. This episode provides a glimpse into life on a fixed income, where constant budgeting doesn’t guarantee you can afford basics like groceries. Explore the realities of life for those who have officially retired and others who are still working and struggling to afford life in their later years.

Sharing a home with grandchildren, parents, or children is a familiar story these days, as more people over 50 find themselves living in multigenerational households. From helping with rent to pitching in with childcare, the benefits can be immeasurable – but having multiple generations under one roof isn’t always easy. This episode takes a step inside the joys and challenges that come with this dynamic living situation.

Explore the link between health and financial wellness and the potential for solutions that bring leaders across medical and financial industries together in support of broad community health.

Hear from industry leaders and stakeholders on how we can collectively continue to respond to the needs of underserved communities in times of crisis while building long-term solutions that lead to better lives.

In the aftermath of COVID-19, how can we move toward finhealth solutions that protect and empower workers and help small businesses to survive and thrive?

Discover key insights about the financial challenges and choices facing low- to moderate-income people ages 50 and over.

Learn about adoption barriers and design recommendations for fintech users ages 50 and over, with insights from AARP Foundation and the Champlain Housing Trust.

See the event highlights which brought innovators together over three days to explore Trust, Tech, and Transparency. We discussed what it takes to earn – and keep – the trust of customers, employees, and communities in a data-driven age.