Financial Health Network

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The Center for Financial Services Innovation (CFSI) is the nation’s authority on consumer financial health. CFSI leads a network of financial services innovators committed to building a more robust financial services marketplace with higher-quality products and services. CFSI informs, advises, and connects its network to seed the innovation that will transform the financial services landscape.

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United States, Illinois, Chicago

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51-200

Phone

+1 312-881-5856

Founded date

2004

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Dec 11, 2025	Healthcare Costs vs. Wages: Why Premiums Are Absorbing Your Annual Raise	Mary Bacaj, President of Value-Based Care Conifer Health Solutions Justin Berry, VP of Population Health Conifer Health Solutions Healthcare costs are consuming an increasingly large share of household budgets. A RAND study found that payme...
Feb 24, 2025	Business \| These little-known bank accounts allow Americans with disabilities to save and invest	Generally, ABLE accounts may reach totals of $100,000 without affecting Supplemental Security Income. Lifetime balance limits for the various state ABLE accounts can range from around $300,000 to over $500,000. They’re administered by state...
Jan 29, 2025	BMG Money Secures $150 Million Credit Facility From ATLAS SP	BMG Money Secures $150 Million Credit Facility From ATLAS SP BMG Money closes on new source of funds to diversify its product offering and support its growing customer base With this credit facility, we are better positioned to provide a so...
Jul 18, 2024	Innovative Payments Association Challenges CFPB’s Proposal on Earned Wage Access Products	The IPA calls for scrutiny of the CFPB's new proposal, which would misclassify EWA products and could affect nearly 56 million Americans. For many American workers, EWA is a crucial resource to access their rightfully earned funds for unexp...
Apr 25, 2024	Prudential Financial empowers young changemakers with $15,000 each at Emerging Visionaries Summit	The five grand prize winners were among 25 students recognized for their work addressing the challenges of a changing world and honored this week by co-anchor of NBC's "Today" show, Hoda Kotb, and Prudential Chairman and CEO Charl...
Oct 3, 2023	The ‘Found Money’ Innovators: How Startups Are Unlocking Cash For Financial Resilience	Business and financial conceptgetty
Sep 17, 2023	1 in 6 Americans Financially Vulnerable: Financial Health Network	One out of every six Americans is financially vulnerable, the highest percentage since before the pandemic. That is one finding in the Financial Health Pulse 2023 U.S. Trends Report, released this week by the Financial Health Network. Finan...
Jun 30, 2023	When do student loan payments resume? Here's what today's Supreme Court ruling means for the repayment pause.	The finances of about 40 million Americans with college loans may take a hit now that the Supreme Court has struck down President Biden's plan to forgive up to $20,000 per person in student debt. Borrowers are now facing a double whammy thi...
Sep 14, 2022	Get Ready For A Winter Of Discontent With Layoffs, High Inflation And A Plunging Stock Market	Stubbornly high inflation, a possible recession, rising interest rates, corporate budget cuts and ... [+] headcount reduction are all likely to continue, as Federal Reserve Bank Chair Jerome Powell wages war against inflation. getty
Sep 8, 2022	Tipping point? Most Americans say inflation is causing hardship, Gallup finds	Blistering inflation is taking a toll on household budgets, with a majority of Americans now saying that rising prices are causing them financial hardship, according to a new poll from Gallup. About 56% of U.S. households said they are expe...
Aug 25, 2022	Biden cancels up to $20,000 in student loan debt for millions of Americans, extends payment pause	Washington — President Biden said Wednesday he is taking action to cancel up to $10,000 in federal student loan debt for millions of Americans and an additional $10,000 for low-income borrowers while extending a pause on monthly payments, d...
Apr 26, 2022	How hospitals and health systems can help patients avoid medical debt	While the goal of the American health care system is to improve health and well-being, it triggers financial hardship for many people. One in five U.S. households have incurred medical debt, making it the most common form of unpaid bill for...
Nov 9, 2021	Financial Solutions Lab Launches Eighth Accelerator Challenge Seeking Fintech Companies Addressing Racial Wealth Gap and Financial Health of LMI Communities	The eighth Accelerator program is now accepting applications from financial technology companies and nonprofits creating innovative solutions to expand access to financial health benefits and tools. Chicago, IL, Nov. 09, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIR...
Oct 18, 2021	Oportun Financial : New study shows persistent credit myths contribute to hardworking Americans' limited access to affordable credit	While half of Americans said they rely on credit cards to make it through the month, many lack a basic understanding of how to build, use, or maintain good credit SAN CARLOS, California-October 18, 2021-Oportun (Nasdaq:OPRT), an A.I.-driven...
Feb 2, 2021	Voya Becomes First Retirement Company to Join BlackRock’s Emergency Savings Initiative to Advance Workplace Emergency Savings	As American workers face ongoing economic hardship and an increasingly urgent savings crisis, these changes to the financial system infrastructure will provide a critical foundation to financial security for all Americans. BOSTON (PRWEB) Fe...
Oct 23, 2020	Lack Of Competition In Bank Tech Is Costing Consumers	Big tech isn’t the only sector with an anti-competitiveness problem. “Bank tech” has one too.
Oct 1, 2020	What the unbanked need from the 2020 election	Our mission to help you navigate the new normal is fueled by subscribers. To enjoy unlimited access to our journalism, subscribe today. Over 6% of Americans—20.5 million people—are unbanked, according to the FDIC’s latest data, meaning they...
Sep 28, 2020	If Fintechs Want To Generate Revenue, They Should Create A Financial Health Platform	Diverse people with insurance protection plangetty
Jul 6, 2020	Do Americans Even Need A Second Stimulus Check?	Do Americans need a second stimulus check? They probably needed it even before the coronavirus ... [+] pandemic hit.Getty
Feb 11, 2020	Community Development Financial Institution Tricolor Raises $30 Million	Tricolor recently announced it raised a $30 million preferred equity investment from a global institutional investor Tricolor recently announced it raised a $30 million preferred equity investment from a global institutional investor to rap...
	Banks like Capital One and Ally are eliminating overdraft fees	Earlier this week, Capital One joined a growing number of banks eliminating all overdraft and non-sufficient fund (NSF) fees for customers. That’s good news for consumers. Overdraft fees are considered a “convenience” for customers, ensurin...
	President Biden’s decision on student loan forgiveness is coming soon—what that could mean for borrowers	Millions of Americans could see their student debt wiped clean before the end of the summer — or, at least, get some more time to pay back their loans. On Monday, President Joe Biden told reporters that he is nearing a decision on broader f...
	Stuck between unpaid childcare and eldercare duties, women might not be able to afford their own retirement	As soon as women get their heads up from the waters of childcare duties, they’re often hit by another wave: eldercare. Dealing with dueling unpaid familial responsibilities, many women are forced to take more career breaks, miss work, move ...
	How to donate your $600 stimulus check to people in need	Over the weekend, Congress reached a deal for a new $900 billion Covid-19 relief package, which includes funding for stimulus payments of up to $600. The latest pandemic rescue legislation provides a direct payment worth up to $600 to indiv...
	Industries Overview Products About Insider Intelligence Pressure to cut overdraft fees has smaller banks changing up their overdraft policies	The news: Pressure from regulators and increased competition have pushed banks of all sizes to make drastic changes to their overdraft fees. But those cuts and reductions have impacted their balance sheets, especially for community and regi...
	Big banks have drastically cut overdraft fees, but customers still paid $2.2 billion last year	The three biggest American retail banks collected 25% less overdraft revenue last year as the companies created new ways for customers to avoid the penalties. JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo and Bank of America reported a combined $2.2 billion ...

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FAQ about Financial Health Network

When was Financial Health Network founded?

Financial Health Network was founded in 2004.

What has the press written about Financial Health Network?

Parsers VC has collected 27 articles mentioning Financial Health Network, among them “Healthcare Costs vs. Wages: Why Premiums Are Absorbing Your Annual Raise” (Dec 11, 2025) and “Business | These little-known bank accounts allow Americans with disabilities to save and invest” (Feb 24, 2025).

Is Financial Health Network still active?

Yes, Financial Health Network is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Apr 16, 2026.