Financial Health
Financial health is a composite picture of your financial life — not just your credit score. It's whether you're able to spend, save, borrow, and plan in ways that let you be resilient and pursue opportunities. We focus on making sure communities have the right information and resources to support their financial health.
Community Financial Resources
Financial health is a composite picture of your financial life — not just your credit score. It's whether you're able to spend, save, borrow, and plan in ways that let you be resilient and pursue opportunities.
MyMoney.gov
The U.S. government's central financial literacy hub. Covers budgeting, saving, credit, homeownership, retirement, and taxes — plain-language guides for every life stage.
Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)
CDFIs offer technical assistance, small business training, loans, and investments to borrowers who might not be eligible for traditional bank loans — specifically serving "unbanked" or "underbanked" communities.
Operation HOPE
Financial coaching for underserved communities covering credit management, homeownership preparation, and entrepreneurship. Programs demystify credit scores, help people build and maintain good credit, and reduce debt.
National Foundation for Credit Counseling
Free or low-cost credit counseling — advisors help create a budget, review credit reports, and set up debt management plans that consolidate payments and lower interest rates.