A new Financial Health Network study shows a circular relationship between financial health and mental health.
Economic challenges in 2023 have impacted financial consumers, but not all demographics are affected equally.
The Financial Health Network released a study on overdraft fees highlighting that it is still a problem for the financially vulnerable.
Many Americans saw their financial health decline in 2022, according to the Financial Health Network's Financial Health Pulse report.
The Financial Health Network released its 10th annual Spend Report, showing the first-ever overall decline in spending on interest and fees.
There are new ways for Americans to build their emergency savings today from a new government program offered through retirement plans to new fintech offerings.
In the Financial Health Network's recent report it was found economic conditions are "disproportionately" affecting vulnerable households.
While it is no surprise that recent market shenanigans have caused investors to shed their cryptocurrency holdings, some are leaving the asset class more than others. This is among the findings of recent research conducted by the Financial Health Network.
Household debt continues to rise, proof that more families are struggling to make ends meet, fintech industry executives believe.
The use of buy now, pay later (BNPL) services has exploded over the past few years, and only now are we beginning to learn the impact of that boom.