
Jennifer Tescher
Founder and CEO of the Financial Health Network with two decades of work measuring, defining, and advocating for consumers' financial well-being.
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Nov 12, 2025 • 52min
The $455B Reality of Financial Health
Join Jennifer Tescher, founder and CEO of the Financial Health Network, as she reveals the alarming $455B that U.S. households paid in interest and fees last year. Discover how student loans and credit card debt have heightened financial fragility. She discusses the unintended consequences of Buy Now, Pay Later schemes and the risks of AI becoming merely a sales tool. Tescher also shares insights on new product standards that could reshape financial health, emphasizing the importance of balancing friction in finance for better consumer outcomes.

Sep 29, 2025 • 57min
How Agentic AI is Changing the Financial Health of Millions
Jennifer Tescher, Founder and CEO of the Financial Health Network, champions financial health for consumers. She discusses the shift from financial inclusion to measurable health, emphasizing the importance of personalized AI-driven solutions. Jennifer highlights the role of 'just-in-time' information over traditional literacy and the interplay between personal and small business finances. With cautionary insights on agentic AI, she explores who consumers will trust and advocates for collaborative fintech and banking models to enhance customer profitability and well-being.

Mar 26, 2024 • 26min
'Not all fintech is good for people': Jennifer Tescher
Jennifer Tescher, founder of the Financial Health Network and a veteran in fintech, discusses the dual nature of financial technology. She highlights how some innovations, like automated savings, can benefit consumers, while others may not serve them well. The conversation dives into the complexities of earned wage access and the confusion consumers face regarding fees. Tescher also addresses the rising trend of financial instability in America and emphasizes the need for transparency in lending, especially for vulnerable borrowers facing economic challenges.


