Ability to Act
Knowledge: The understanding of basic financial concepts (interest, inflation, credit, etc.)
Confidence: A consumer’s confidence in their ability to achieve financial goals
Motivation: The driver of financial behavior
Skills: Knowing how to find, process, and act on information (budgeting, saving, etc.)
Confidence: A consumer’s confidence in their ability to achieve financial goals
Motivation: The driver of financial behavior
Skills: Knowing how to find, process, and act on information (budgeting, saving, etc.)
The Equifax Foundation relies on strategic partnerships to create shared value. Our unique assets, including data, technology and skilled volunteerism, position us to support community organizations in their efforts to help people - especially those in low-to-moderate income communities - build and manage credit and wealth.
In 2019 we gave $3 million to support Financial Capability, and through the second quarter of 2020 we’ve awarded more than $1.7 million with a strategic focus on giving that also supports COVID-19 response.
Our Matching Gift program matches employee donations dollar-for-dollar, up to $10,000 annually to eligible 501©(3) nonprofit organizations. We also offer every employee up to 16 hours of paid time off for volunteerism each year.