Financial health should be a right.

Affordability is mobility. We use data and technology to remove the barriers holding back young adults and vulnerable communities.

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10M+

People reached

100K+

Students taught

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Financial Health Barometer · Heuristic Stress Model

Financial stress, state by state.

Our Financial Anxiety index reads 138 nationally. Tracking now. Built from BLS, Census and FRED data. How it's built

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Financial Anxiety

138

Food Insecurity

Housing Stress

Affordability

LOW <90

MODERATE 90–120

ELEVATED 120–150

HIGH >150

Financial stress is a cost problem before it is a budgeting problem. So we measure what's driving costs.

How we work

From evidence, to classrooms, to communities.

Prove

Research

We find the barriers blocking economic mobility: housing, healthcare, debt, predatory lending. Our work with Google Health and university partners builds the evidence base decision-makers rely on.

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Equip

Education

We reach students before the student loans and before the first credit card. Our programs run from suburban districts to inner-city schools.

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Inform

Ambassadors

Our global ambassador network carries what we measure to the schools, universities, and agencies that can act on it — and reports back what financial health looks like where they live.

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From the field

What the work looks like.

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The Barrier Breakers 2026 cohort seated on a grand staircase — Barrier Breakers · 202601

Bob Gillingham teaching a Millionaire Mindset class on bull and bear markets, students at laptops, the Cleveland skyline through the windows — Education02

Barrier Breakers students presenting their poster on unemployment in the event atrium — Student pitches03

Peer-reviewed

Published in Nature. Built by volunteers.

From 2020 to 2022 our volunteers helped Google Health build the COVID-19 Open Data project: 22,000+ locations across 190+ countries, published in Nature Scientific Data and used by the WHO, World Bank and IMF. Google wrote to thank them. The data is still free on GitHub.

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