Shehryar Nabi is a Senior Research Associate at the Aspen Institute Financial Security Program where he uses research and data to uncover insights about the most pressing challenges to financial security in the U.S. His work spans a range of topics of critical importance to household finances, including emergency savings, retirement security, affordable housing, and climate hazards, to name a few. Prior to joining Aspen, Shehryar was a content specialist at Prosperity Now, where he promoted research and advocacy efforts to build assets among low- and middle-income communities. He holds a Master of Public Policy from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor of Arts from Tufts University.

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Publications

Surviving the Storms: How Severe Weather Hazards Challenge the Financial Security of Small Businesses

Severe weather hazards are an increasing threat for small businesses. This report offers a framework to understand the challenges faced by small businesses, as well as opportunities to support their recovery.

July 17, 2025

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From Rent to Riches? A Profile on the Wealth and Financial Well-Being of Renter Households

Renters have less than 3 percent of the wealth of homeowners. How can we help them grow their savings and wealth?

November 14, 2024

Blog Posts Publications

Rainy Days Don’t Retire: Older Adults, Financial Shocks, and the Promise of Emergency Savings Tools

Learn more about how we can tailor emergency savings tools to older adults.

March 22, 2024

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A Gathering Storm: Why The Growth in Climate Hazards Matters for Household Financial Security

How will climate stressors and disasters affect household security?

March 4, 2024