Financial Health and Wealth Dashboard

City and community leaders from government, philanthropy, and practice can make a difference in residents’ financial lives. They have the tools, policy and program levers, and decision making power to influence financial well-being at the local level and help narrow the racial wealth gap. This dashboard illustrates financial health and wealth across cities and states and by race and ethnicity, where data are available. Users can search by city or zip code to select a PUMA (Public Use Microdata Area) or area containing no fewer than 100,000 people. Data for each PUMA can be filtered to identify data on: median net worth; percent of residents with delinquent debt; percent of residents who are student loan holders with delinquent student loan debt; percent of low-income households with housing-cost burden; percent of households with at least $2,000 in emergency savings; median credit score; percent of resident who have had a foreclosure in the past two years; and the percent of residents with health insurance coverage.