SaverLife identifies six major policies that members say would give them the ability and opportunity to save, establish financial stability, achieve resilience, and build wealth for generations to come.

This research assesses members’ awareness and perceptions of the relationship between emergency savings and retirement savings.

An American Experiment in Financial Security: What We Learned and What Families Stand to Lose

The early promise of the Child Tax Credit: banking data indicates increased stability through savings

SaverLife members in the Red Tab Savers Program saw significant improvements in their Financial Health Score.

Working families are facing a major financial loss⁠—the potential erosion of essential tax credits, like the Earned Income Tax Credit.

SaverLife partnered with Intuit to build a culture of savings in Johnstown and Bluefield.

In the summer of 2020, we followed up with members to see if and how attitudes and perceptions of the racial wealth gap had changed following nationwide demonstrations for racial justice.

What SaverLife has learned from tracking the financial impact of COVID-19 on our members since for the first six months of the pandemic.

Liberation in a Generation & SaverLife partnered to understand how members are impacted by the racial wealth gap.

Through research and data analysis, SaverLife found that income volatility is a reality for most of our members.

SaverLife research shows that saving is a journey – one with unexpected twists and turns, and financial ups and downs.

An evaluation of the effectiveness of tax time savings interventions and behaviors.

Income volatility has a significant impact on the lives of SaverLife members.