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.
Why Some Banks Still Charge High Overdraft Fees
Congress scrapped a rule last year that capped how much banks could charge if you spent more than was in your account. Now, banks' revenue from the fees is rising.
Hard Questions for the Future of Finance
In this candid closing conversation, confront the toughest questions shaping the future of financial health, from AI and fraud to climate risk and new payment models.
Founders of the Next 250 Years
As the U.S. turns 250, think like a founder during this session on designing financial systems that earn trust, strengthen democracy, and endure for generations to come.
The New Playbook: Beyond Best Practices
In this candid dialogue, hear from leaders across sectors on what to scale, what to stop, and what to build next to improve financial health outcomes.
Place-Based Insights That Drive Better Solutions
Discover how place-based insights drive more effective financial health solutions. Leaders will share how local data, partnerships, and perspectives from their communities are sparking scalable action.
Stopping Scams: A Whole-Of-Society Approach
Scams are growing more prevalent, and more costly. Hear from scam prevention experts and learn about new solutions to better protect consumers and safeguard financial health.
