Fostering Financial Success for Young Black Lives
The Student Investment Program Learn how the Student Investment Program is equipping young Black Americans with the skills and resources to build wealth through stock investing.
Can Government-to-Person Payment Partnerships Increase Financial Inclusion?
Industry partnerships to deliver government payments may help bring more people into the banking system – but we need to learn more about them first.
Fueling Financial Success for Businesses From Underserved Communities
Fellow Members to discuss these challenges and potential solutions in this recording of our fall Executive Roundtable.
Disabled? Here’s One Way To Save Money On Your Own Through A Special Savings Account
Very few people with disabilities are considered financially healthy. They are often below the poverty line.
Report: Obstacles Open Opportunities for FIs to Serve Americans With Disabilities
Financial Health Network’s research reveals half of working-age people with disabilities are in financial distress.
Most working-age people with disabilities are not financially healthy, study finds
Fifty percent of working-age people with disabilities have annual household incomes less than $30,000.
New Research from Financial Health Network Shows 90% of Working-Age People with Disabilities are Not Financially Healthy
Report also finds that 93% of people with disabilities are unfamiliar with ABLE Accounts, the primary tool offered by the government for building and maintaining assets without losing public benefits
The Financial Health of People With Disabilities
Despite their ubiquity, people with disabilities are frequently marginalized, resulting in profound impacts to their economic well-being.
‘People Completely Overlooked Me as a Consumer’: Melanie’s Story
What does it feel like to navigate a bank branch as a disabled person? Melanie, who uses a wheelchair, opens up about her experience and shares lessons for the industry as part of our in-depth report on the financial health of people with disabilities.
The Hidden Costs of an ‘Invisible’ Disability: Simone’s Story
Unexpected expenses often mean stretched budgets for disabled people. As part of our in-depth report on the financial health of people with disabilities, 21-year-old Simone shares her experience.
A Former Banker Navigates Life Through a New Lens: Jonathan’s Story
While working in the banking industry in his early thirties, Jonathan began to lose his eyesight. When he told his manager he was having trouble seeing his computer screen, her response was clear: You’re on your own. Ultimately, Jonathan left his banking career due to a lack of accommodations. He held a few other jobs until blindness forced him to stop working completely.
Leveraging Nonprofit-Fintech Partnerships To Improve the Financial Health of Child Care Providers
Hear 2022 Financial Solutions Lab Exchange grantees discuss how they’re helping providers streamline the subsidy billing process and improve their financial health.