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Interview with BBC Radio.
Listen to a recent interview with Jonathan Watts-Lay who featured on BBC Radio discussing our new research which revealed the impact of money worries on workers.
Financial wellbeing strategies are evolving but disjointed.
According to the Financial Wellbeing Research 2023[1] from the Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) in association with WEALTH at work, financial wellbeing support is integral to employers being able to meet their high-level HR objectives.
How to offer cost effective employee financial support.
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work, answers some key questions on the cost effective options available for employers to support financial wellbeing in the workplace.
National Insurance saving could be used to boost workplace pension.
National Insurance (NI) is reducing from 12% to 10% from January 2024. WEALTH at work, a leading financial wellbeing and retirement specialist has run financial education workshops for staff in hundreds of organisations…
Supporting members to take the right course of action.
Jonathan Watts-Lay looks at the challenges members may face in the year ahead, including the continuing pressure from risings costs and how this may impact pension savings, as well as the key considerations for members approaching retirement.
Top tips for employees retiring in 2024.
The current economic environment is causing disruption to the retirement plans of many. It is important that those retiring in 2024 understand their options, make informed decisions, and avoid making mistakes with their hard-earned savings.
Tips to help employees take control of their finances in 2024.
According to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), 10.9 million adults in the UK (21%) felt that keeping up with their bills and credit commitments was a heavy burden, which was up 3.1 million compared to the 7.8 million the year previous (15%).
What are the key ingredients that will emerge to support financial resilience and literacy in the next two years?
See Sarah Long, Head of New Business, discussing the key ingredients for future financial wellbeing strategies at a recent REBA event.
Top 10 pension mistakes individuals could make as they approach retirement.
Most of us spend the majority of our working life saving into our pension. However, all this hard work saving can quickly unravel for those who aren’t aware of common pension mistakes.
Why workplace benefits and savings are an essential workplace offering.
Workplace benefits and savings are more vital than ever as the number of employers offering pay rises, in line or above inflation, is set to reduce.
Retirement support in the workplace is growing.
Employers are viewing the ageing workforce as increasingly important, according to the new Financial Wellbeing Research 2023[1] from the Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) in association with WEALTH at work.
‘Financial wellbeing…a new phenomenon or not?’ event – November 2023.
Our event ‘Financial wellbeing …a new phenomenon or not?’ took place at the Shangri La, The Shard, London on 14 November 2023.
Planning ahead for retirement – BT.
Since 2012, BT in partnership with WEALTH at work have rolled out a programme of financial education for its employees to help them plan ahead for retirement. So far, it has been delivered to approximately 80,000 of its UK employees.
Top 10 tips for managing money this festive season.
Managing money during the festive season can be a challenging time for employees, but some careful planning could allow individuals to enjoy the holidays without getting into debt.
WEALTH at work launch NEW Corporate ISA.
In today’s economic climate, helping employees to build their financial resilience and providing them with the knowledge and tools to do so, has never been so important.
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Interview with BBC Radio.
Listen to a recent interview with Jonathan Watts-Lay who featured on BBC Radio discussing our new research which revealed the impact of money worries on workers.
20th March 2024
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Many struggling to make ends meet.
Employers are being encouraged to support employees who are struggling financially this Debt Awareness Week (18th – 24th March), which was created to increase awareness of problem debt and the advice and solutions available to help.
18th March 2024
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Interview with business matters – budget reaction.
As announced in The Spring Budget, National Insurance is reducing from 10% to 8% from April 2024. Hear Jonathan Watts-Lay’s reaction to it in an interview with Business Matters, including how this saving could be used to boost workplace pensions.
7th March 2024