CU FinHealth Conference
The leading financial well-being event for credit unions and system partners.
For more than 10 years, the CU FinHealth Conference has brought credit union leaders together around one shared purpose: strengthening financial well-being for employees, members, and communities. Rooted in the credit union philosophy of People Helping People, this event goes beyond conversation to focus on real action and impact.
Whether your credit union is just beginning its financial health journey or looking to deepen and measure its progress, CU FinHealth delivers practical insights, proven strategies, and real-world examples from peers who are committed to making financial well-being a core part of their culture and mission.
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Date:
September 22-23, 2026
Location:
Sheraton Denver Downtown Hotel
1550 Court Place
Denver, CO 80202
Note: programming is slated to begin at 8:00 am on Tuesday, September 22 and conclude the evening of Wednesday, September 23. Please make travel arrangements and hotel reservations accordingly.
Commit to Financial Wellbeing for All: Be inspired by the innovative approaches credit unions are taking to make financial well-being a strategic priority.
Assess Your Current Landscape: Learn diverse methods to evaluate the financial health of your employees and communities, enabling you to better meet their needs.
Plan Effectively: Develop actionable plans based on your assessments, with a focus on building comprehensive financial health programs.
Take Action: Engage with peers, exchange ideas, and discover ways to implement your plans to achieve tangible impact and results.
Join us as we celebrate a decade of learning, collaboration, and progress—and look ahead to the next chapter of advancing financial health across the credit union movement.
CU FinHealth brings together credit union leaders who are passionate about advancing financial well-being. Attendees include CEOs, board members, and leaders in lending, operations, and community engagement, along with financial educators who are working to make consumer financial health a strategic priority for their organizations.
