Financial Empowerment. 500 Families Financially Fit for the Future City of Virginia Beach Community for a Lifetime

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Financial Empowerment 500 Families Financially Fit for the Future City of Virginia Beach Community for a Lifetime

The City of Virginia Beach joined the Mayors Action Challenge for Children and Families and established goals to help make children safer, better educated and healthier, and to help their families become financially secure. National League of Cities www.nlc.org

Percent Increase Virginia Beach SNAP Caseload / Population 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0% -5% 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2009-2010 2010-2011 SNAP Caseload Population Year

GIS Data Mapping Virginia Beach Population 437,000

Financial Institutions in High SNAP Utilization Census Tracts Institution High SNAP (over 1,000 SNAP recipients) Non-High SNAP (less than 1,000 SNAP recipients) Credit Unions 2 or 6% 30 or 94% Banks 6 or 6% 94 or 94% Payday Lenders 8 or 34% 23 or 66% Check Cashers 35 or 25% 104 or 75%

Bank On Data 3.8% of households in Virginia Beach are unbanked 18.8% of households in Virginia Beach are underbanked www.joinbankon.org

Virginia Beach Demographics Measure Virginia Beach Unbanked Risk Underbanked Risk Income < $30,000 17.1% Yes Yes Income $30K - $50K Race: African American 20.0% No Yes 18.8% Yes Yes Race: Hispanic 4.2% Yes Yes Education: High School or less Education: Some College Age: Under 44 years 28.8% Yes Yes 37.7% No Yes 47.1% Yes Yes www.joinbankon.org

Dangers of Fringe Financial Services Costs: $1,000/yr or $40,000 over average working life. Credit Establishment: No reporting of payments, but do report negative activity. Degrades credit profile Asset Building: savings and long-term asset building are difficult. Safety/Disaster: emergency savings is at risk for loss due to theft or other disaster

Payday, Title and Pawn Lending Type Term Security Amount Fees APR Payday Loan 2 weeks average Must be employed $300 500 average $15 $20 per $100 borrowed Over 390% Pawn Loan 30 Days Pawned asset A few hundred dollars Average 20% of loan value 245% average Title Loan Monthly Auto Title $1,000 - $2,500 10 25% per month 120% - 300%

Financial Empowerment Partners

Programs Under Action Challenge

500 Families Financially Fit for Future Increase relationships with traditional financial institutions Increase income opportunity through EITC and Workforce Development Increase savings as a safety net Reduce debt Improve credit scores and avoid high cost lending Increase asset-building

Bank On Virginia Beach Accounts Low cost or free savings and checking alternatives Classes 9 classes meet once per month in the most vulnerable neighborhoods Coaching Personal assistance one on one to establish a personal financial plan provided by financial institutions and volunteer professionals Matched Savings Incentive $150 match for participants who demonstrate behavior change

Bank On Participants 94% have a bank account but use alternative services 77% have no written budget 71% have no funds in case of emergency 59% have no plan for paying down debt 62% did not evaluate credit options before getting a loan 71% do not pay bills on time 42% do not borrow only what they can repay 58% pay only the minimum payment on credit card debt Based on pre-program blind survey of 130 participants

Bank On Virginia Beach Results KEY FINDINGS: Account Holdings Increased 75% Checking Balances Increase 69% Checking Account Increase 5% Savings Balances Increase 88% Savings Account Increase 8% Account Holder Fee Savings $30 Based on First Quarter 2012 Banking Report

90% 80% Participant Survey PreSurvey Midterm Based on 30 Responses 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% Written Financial Goals Written Spending plan Compare Actual Spending to Plan Automatic Savings Debt Repayment Plan Pay Bills in Full On Time

Bank On and Financial Fitness Challenge Banking is a measure of financial stability Savings is a success measure for challenge Bank On classes provide financial knowledge Bank On partners provide vehicles for banking Coaches provide support, education and encouragement to facilitate behavior change Community Partners promote program in their neighborhoods Faith-Based Alliance raises funding for matched savings

Virginia Beach s Strategic Mission WE WILL CREATE OPPORTUNITIES FOR INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO BECOME FINANCIALLY EMPOWERED Create and promote financial literacy opportunities; Increase income and savings opportunities utilizing tools such as BankOn, the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), VA Saves, etc. Empower 500 financially fit families in Virginia Beach. Develop strategies to reduce poverty and enhance economic opportunity for all citizens.

Future of Financial Empowerment Expand the partnerships and programs of Financial Empowerment to engage more stakeholders Employer based programs: Paperless Pay Benefits Screening on-site Financial Education in the workplace Tax Preparation at work Kindergarten to College Establish seed funding for college savings