Low-wage employees report high levels of financial stress—and it’s impacting their productivity at work
Financial stress is real for Rita Blalock, 56. In fact, it’s nearly constant companion these days.
New Financial Health Data Finds that Despite a Majority of Workers in Low-wage Jobs Deemed Family Breadwinners, Only 13% are Considered Financially Healthy
New report offers first-ever glimpse into the financial health of workers in low-wage jobs revealing that many struggle with savings, insurance coverage, and paying for basic living expenses
Three trillion reasons to improve women’s financial health
It’s no secret that men and women have a financial gender gap. A new report from the Financial Health Network reveals that governments and businesses have almost three trillion reasons to close it.
These Banks Have Eliminated or Reduced Overdraft Fees
If your bank still charges a fee for not having enough money in your account, you can switch to another bank that has gotten rid of them.
‘I had to give up my career, in a sense’: With a potential recession looming, many women are financially vulnerable
Nearly three in 10 women said they were financially worse off than before the pandemic, according to a new survey.
New Financial Health Study Examines Deep Gender Gap in Financial Health with Men Nearly 50% More Likely to be Financially Healthy
Pandemic widened persistent financial health gap between men and women; Black and Latina women and low-income women fare the worst in new findings.
Innovating Against Predatory Lending Products
A majority of American payday loan borrowers make less than $30k per year and end up on average paying $520 in fees to borrow $375 over five months. Learn how DailyPay is innovating against predatory lending products. Presented by DailyPay
Is your health plan damaging your workers’ financial health & undermining your wellness efforts?
Some emerging best practices can help employers advance the financial and overall health of their workforce.
Credit card debt is getting pricier. Here’s how to pay if off.
Carrying credit card debt is getting more financially wasteful for consumers as the Federal Reserve jacks up interest rates in a bid to tame soaring inflation.
President Biden’s decision on student loan forgiveness is coming soon—what that could mean for borrowers
Millions of Americans could see their student debt wiped clean before the end of the summer — or, at least, get some more time to pay back their loans.
What’s the Difference Between Buy Now Pay Later And Credit Cards? Not Much, Experts Say
Products including the forthcoming Apple Pay Later are options for consumers looking to delay payments, but spending too much can be a problem.
After integrating Afterpay with Square Cash App and Seller ecosystems, in-store sales are up 384%
On May 17, Square announced that it will be extending Afterpay’s BNPL services to its in-store merchants in the United States and Australia. This news comes a mere 3 months after Block’s acquisition of Afterpay, which is aimed at introducing BNPL capabilities across all of Block’s online commerce and in-person sales ecosystem.