Over the last decade, initiatives to enhance the financial stability of the economically vulnerable population have multiplied and shown promise. But there is as of yet no strategy on a national scale that addresses the unique consumer financial product and service needs of low-income and economically vulnerable consumers. As a step toward helping to formulate this strategy and its implementation, the CFPB’s Office of Financial Empowerment hosted a national convening in Washington, DC on November 28-29, 2012. The plenaries and working sessions framed three themes: access to financial services and products, measurement of program outcomes, and pathways to scale.