More people across the U.S. are starting businesses than ever before. What is the relationship between entrepreneurship and financial health?

More than 1 in 10 working adults holds a nontraditional job. How is this growing and diverse sector of the American economy faring financially?

How is credit history related to race and ethnicity, and what steps can financial service providers take to address credit health inequities?

How does the financial health of foreign-born consumers compare with those born in the U.S., and how can we set immigrants up for financial success?

What is the financial health of people in communities that lack banking services, and how can we reduce the number of banking deserts and improve trust?

Severe weather can disrupt financial health, yet fewer than expected Americans living in disaster-prone areas carry residential insurance.

New analysis suggests that many borrowers anticipate difficulty restarting payments when forbearance likely ends this summer – but proposed policy changes could help.

A five-year analysis of Financial Health Pulse® research shows two critical ways that Americans struggle with financial health.

As gasoline prices reach all-time peaks, how are Americans adjusting their buying patterns to cope? Analysis of Financial Health Pulse® survey and transactional data suggests that increasing gas costs and consumers’ financial health status may affect how often they refuel and how much they spend per trip to the pump.

Consumers spent more money on recreation and eating out during the 2021 holiday season than during the 2020 holiday season, but many remain vulnerable as government relief programs expire and inflation continues. This brief examines the factors that may shape financial health in the early months of 2022.

New Pulse transactional data suggests that child tax credit payments have had a positive financial impact on recipients, particularly those who experienced hardship in the past.

From April 1 to June 30, 2021, Americans balanced saving and new spending opportunities, with minimal changes in earned income.

Stimulus payments and tax refunds caused account inflows to spike 33% in January and 42% in March, according to analysis from our new Pulse Points series.

The places where people live, work, play, and worship are tightly tied to their ability to be resilient during unexpected challenges and to seize opportunities over time. This brief highlights the role of place in financial health, as well as the opportunity for place-based solutions to improve the financial lives of residents and communities.