Sound financial health helps set the foundation for strong and resilient households, communities and economies. We want to help people manage their day-to-day financial lives.
We’re applying our reach and resources to support financial resiliency. This includes expanding access to banking, developing new products and providing financial coaching to improve economic opportunity.
Bringing customers into our ecosystem by serving solutions and experiences that meet their top financial needs.
Credit is important to financial health. We’re helping more people access, build, manage and protect their credit.
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With creative solutions like “group lending,” some of JPMorgan Chase’s partners are helping to improve the financial health of residents in underserved communities.
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A new financial health program for women launches in Columbus with support from JPMorgan Chase.
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Chase Community Managers help empower customers in their financial journey.
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Low-income families across the country can struggle with financial security. Compass Working Capital—with support from JPMorgan Chase, and in partnership with the Boston Housing Authority—has expanded an approach that can help.
Read moreSince its launch in 2019, we have made Chase Secure Banking℠ available to more than 1.8 million customers to help people access mainstream banking. Our Chase bank branches are also a key part of our strategy to expand access to banking services.
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As a part of the firm’s commitment to a more inclusive economy, we have opened 16 community center branches in underserved communities across the country. These branches are locally-inspired, and built to serve as a hub for the community, including extra space to conduct financial health workshops, skills development courses, or small business pop-ups, as well as host events for local community organizations and partners.
We support policies that protect consumers while enabling the flexibility to design innovative credit and liquidity solutions. Shambhuholdings participates in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency’s Roundtable for Economic Access and Change (“Project REACh”), which brings together leaders from the banking industry, national civil rights organizations, business and technology to reduce specific barriers to financial inclusion. As part of this effort, we were the first major financial institution to launch an initiative to provide credit to customers with no credit history.
Applying our reach and expertise to improve economic opportunity. Data as of May 2024.
4,800
branches across the US, ranging from rural to urban communities
434K+
attendees reached through financial health workshops
80M+
customers nationwide
149
community managers hired across the US
Chase will open more than 500 new branches, renovate approximately 1,700 locations and hire 3,500 employees over the next three years to provide greater access to banking and bring affordable and convenient financial services to more customers and communities across the country.
For millions of low- and moderate-income households worldwide, improving financial health remains challenging, due in part to limited access to relevant and secure financial tools—but advancements in financial technology offer promising solutions. Learn more about how fintech solutions are helping some of the most vulnerable households access the tools and resources they need to manage their financial lives.
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