financial literacy

Why More Americans Are Relying on Credit

Why More Americans Are Relying on Credit

If it feels like everyday expenses are becoming harder to manage, you’re not imagining it.

New research from TransUnion’s Q1 2026 Credit Industry Insights Report shows that many Americans are increasingly relying on credit to keep up with rising costs. This is because the rift between financially stable households and financially stressed ones is growing wider.

TransUnion describes today’s economy as “K-shaped,” meaning some consumers are becoming financially stronger while others are facing mounting pressure from debt and affordability challenges.

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Posted by Jessica Seldner in Employees, Federal Employees, 0 comments

Achieving Financial Literacy Through Financial Wellness

Financial wellness can be defined as “the dynamic relationship of one’s financial and economic resources as they are applied to or impact the state of physical, mental, and social well-being.”1

As workplaces evolve to meet the needs and demands of the economy, more employers are recognizing the value of a holistic approach to employee wellness. While initiatives focused on physical health have become more prevalent in benefits programs, there is increased recognition of the importance of implementing strategies to support employees’ overall health.

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Posted by Megan Lee in Employers, 0 comments