Survivor Financial Safety and Inclusion Working Group Act

This bill establishes a federal working group to study how financial institutions can better support survivors of domestic violence facing economic abuse. The group, composed of agency heads from major financial regulators (like the Treasury, Fed, and CFPB), will examine data collection methods, improve financial products for survivors, and address needs in underserved communities like rural areas and Indian tribes. It requires the group to report annually to Congress on findings and recommendations for safer, more accessible financial services. The bill directly affects survivors of domestic violence - particularly those experiencing economic abuse - and aims to guide financial institutions in creating more protective services.