How Data Can Drive FinHealth Action
Join us as we discuss the importance of developing equitable measures that encompass all areas of household resilience and prosperity, and how this data could better the economic landscape.
Achieving Greater Equity Through Community-Based Research
In this panel discussion, explore the power dynamics of traditional research methods and how practices are evolving to give voice to the communities and people they study.
From One Unprecedented Year to the Next: Insights From the Experts
Travel restrictions, stimulus checks, food bank lines, child tax credits... 2021 was full of unprecedented economic events that impacted financial health for different people and communities in vastly different ways. What does it all mean, and where is it all going? Join our concluding panel of leading experts from across sectors as they debate 2021's long-term impact on financial health across race, gender, geography, and more.
Taking the FinHealth Pulse of 2021
Hear from the authors of our annual assessment of U.S. financial health – the Financial Health Pulse® 2021 U.S. Trends report – as they share key findings from an eventful year.
Take the Next Step: Deepening Your FinHealth Strategy
To improve financial outcomes for your customers and employees, you need a framework for evaluating where your organization is in its finhealth journey. In this keynote, Financial Health Network President and CEO Jennifer Tescher will provide insights into financial health strategy benchmarks using our Financial Health Maturity Assessment Program (FinHealth MAP) framework. Discover how taking actions within each of the four pillars – Vision, Infrastructure, Performance, and Solutions – will prepare you to make an even greater impact on the financial health of those you serve. Explore the FinHealth MAP to learn more about the framework.
Member Snapshot 2021: Assessing the Financial Health Maturity of Financial Institutions
Many financial services organizations in the United States are taking action to improve their customers’ and employees’ financial health. Through the Financial Health Maturity Assessment Program, this report assesses the survey responses of 43 Financial Health Network Members to identify key opportunities for financial institutions to advance their financial health strategies. Learn about the actions these Members are taking within each pillar and phase of the FinHealth MAP, and gain insights into the areas they still need to prioritize.
Pulse Points Summer 2021: The Impact of Stimulus Payments and Reopening the Economy
From April 1 to June 30, 2021, Americans balanced saving and new spending opportunities, with minimal changes in earned income.
EMERGE Insights 2021
EMERGE Insights is back on Wednesday, November 3. Join this free virtual event to find out about the global economy in the pandemic and what our current state of the world is telling us about where the future is headed.
Financial Health Solutions: Targeting Small-Dollar Savings Suggestions to Low-Balance Customers
In partnership with BECU, the largest credit union in Washington state, this study examines the impact of a new mobile app savings feature, Quick Save, which allows members to spontaneously transfer small amounts to their savings accounts with the swipe of a button.
EMERGE Insights 2020
See the recordings from our October 2020 virtual event, EMERGE Insights.
On the Front Lines: How LMI Workers Coped During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Key Finding: Low- to moderate-income (LMI) frontline workers are less likely to be Financially Healthy than non-frontline LMI workers.
Pulse Points Spring 2021: The Effects of Stimulus Payments and Tax Refunds on Consumer Finances
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.