YourMoneyCounts® Research Portal

As one of the world’s leading financial services companies, HSBC is a committed advocate of financial education. Focusing on financial education and homeownership, HSBC’s Center for Consumer Advocacy manages a broad range of programs throughout the country to help consumers improve their understanding of financial concepts and provide them with practical tools to make sound financial decisions. It is important that the Center for Consumer Advocacy remains aware of the financial issues that consumers want and need to know more about. To this end, we regularly commission research studies on various financial topics, with the objective of understanding the financial issues consumers are concerned about. This Portal was developed so that this research can be shared with interested parties.

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The YourMoneyCounts® Research Portal is designed to provide interested parties with access to our current and previous research results on financial literacy. Once inside, you'll have access to PDF files of some of our past research studies, which focus on the following topics.

Saving and budgeting
Awareness about credit reports, credit scores, and the FACT act
Homeownership and mortgages
And more...

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If you're a member of the media, an educational institution, nonprofit community-based organization, or other party interested in learning more about the financial education challenges consumers are faced with, we invite you to apply for access to the research we've commissioned.

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This content is provided as educational material only and is not intended to solicit you for any product or service. These materials are not a recommendation by HSBC for any product, service or financial strategy. The suggestions and recommendations contained within are general in nature, and may or may not apply to your particular circumstances. Securities, annuity and insurance products are not FDIC insured or insured by any federal government agency of the United States; subject to investment risk, including possible loss of principal invested. All decisions regarding the tax implications of your investment(s) should be made in connection with your independent tax advisor. Should you need further assistance, HSBC strongly recommends contacting an independent attorney, tax professional or financial consultant.