The Financial Health Network Consulting Services worked with CRF to define, size, and categorize the underserved small business market, and provided insights for targeting them.

In this member-exclusive digital event, members met three organizations each with a singular focus on creating financial health for their consumers.

The Financial Health Network Consulting Services worked with Prepare + Prosper to take their FAIR (Financial Access in Reach) initiative from a concept to an effective pilot.

Regions Bank participated in FinX to gain insights through first-hand experiences of the challenges that underserved consumers may face in an interactive, real-world structure.

U.S. Financial Diaries Case study: Amy Cox is a white 34-year-old single mother of two. She lives with her children, Hailey, 9, and Andy, 8, near Cincinnati, OH. A natural caregiver, Amy works at a day care center.

Doorways to Dreams’ (D2D) SavingsQuest tool is an online and mobile platform that uses the principles of gamification to encourage savings among prepaid card users.

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.

With the Financial Solutions Lab, the Financial Health Network and JPMorgan Chase are bringing innovators, industry players, researchers, and bank executives to the table to make technology part of the financial health equation.

In partnership with the Financial Health Network, Oportun, a community development financial institution, have set about to understand and demystify the cost of credit that consumers face.

We can educate consumers and provide access to financial products and services. But how do we help consumers use their knowledge and tools to improve their financial behavior and become financially healthy?

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

More than 68 million low-income Americans don’t get the financial services they need. This market gap that prompted a network of community development financial institutions to turn to the Financial Health Network.