Learn how benefits and total rewards strategies can foster more equal financial health outcomes across your workforce.

Hear from experts and partners at BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative (ESI) on successful approaches and lessons learned through delivering emergency savings solutions to frontline workers.

Explore what it means to pay wages that support workers’ financial health and how companies can evaluate whether their wages are meeting workers’ needs.

Hear directly from workers about actions employers can take to have a positive impact on workers’ financial health, job satisfaction, and engagement.

Attune helps organizations optimize for financial health quickly and easily through data measurement and analytics. In a special video spotlight, learn about our new powerful digital insights platform, developed by a world-class advisory council and backed by years of research from the Financial Health Network.

Recent analysis from the Financial Health Network found that Oportun installment loans cost significantly less over the life of the loan, compared with other loan products available to similar borrowers for near prime consumers or consumers without a credit score. The Financial Health Network’s proprietary True Cost of a Loan study, which reflects total costs to repay a loan fully, revealed that some competitor products will charge you more in interest and fees than the actual amount borrowed. In comparing those products to Oportun installment loans, Financial Health Network found that others charge an average of 6 times more than Oportun does, and in some cases as much as 24 times more. The True Cost of a Loan considers what goes into various types of loan products and provides ways to understand loan affordability.

Nearly two-thirds of workers say it’s becoming more difficult to keep up with financial obligations. As government stimulus programs end, how can organizations help those who are financially vulnerable build a stronger financial future? Watch Rob Levy, Vice President, Research and Measurement at the Financial Health Network, and Leston Welsh, Head of Business Segments for Prudential Group Insurance, discuss the latest reports from their respective organizations underscoring key needs and trends at a national level. Plus, learn what these findings emphasize for employers, along with solutions to support financial health for all employees.

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.

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.

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.

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.

FinHealth Spend Report 2021 co-author Meghan Greene goes beyond the numbers to shed light on the products that are driving spending and examines the meaningful disparities that impact the lives of millions in this member-exclusive video.