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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.
The financial wellbeing benefits set for growth to create a financially resilient workforce.
The Financial Wellbeing Research 2023[1], published by the Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) in association with WEALTH at work, details the wide-ranging workplace support that employers can offer as part of a joined-up financial wellbeing strategy to help manage the risks adversely impacting employees’ financial wellbeing.
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.
What are the perks of buying an electric car through salary sacrifice?
We asked Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work, about the perks of buying an electric car through salary sacrifice.
Season’s Greetings 2022.
Why now is the time to conduct a strategic review of your financial wellbeing strategy.
See Head of New Business, Sarah Long’s thoughts on why now is the time to review your financial wellbeing strategy.
Season’s Greetings 2021.
Season’s Greetings 2021.
Many people are overestimating their financial ability but are not saving enough for retirement.
Six out of ten people (63%) think their financial knowledge is either excellent or above average, according to a new survey of working adults.
Financial wellbeing survey results 2021: Helping employees to save for their future retirement.
Six out of ten people (63%) think their financial knowledge is either excellent or above average, according to our survey of working adults.
University of Lincoln wins Best Financial Education Strategy award.
University of Lincoln has been announced as the winner of the ‘Best Financial Education Strategy’ at the 2020 WSB Awards. The awards aim to recognise the employers which have the best benefits teams and offerings to staff and have done the most to improve these over the past 12 months.
What pension scheme members need to know to avoid being scammed.
Unfortunately scammers often see turbulent times like these, when people are concerned and vulnerable, as an opportunity! In July, Action Fraud reported that victims of coronavirus-related scams had lost over £11million, with it previously stating that pension scams had been among the most common type of fraud during the crisis
Trustees must step up and ensure appropriate retirement processes if members are to achieve better outcomes.
Pension scams have been on the rise for many years and increased significantly following the introduction of freedom and choice in pensions.
Who is really responsible for the decisions members make at-retirement?
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Latest News
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More over 55s are accessing their pensions or cashing out completely.
The FCA announced on that more over 55s are accessing their pensions, and over half are cashing out their pension pots completely.
22nd April 2024
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Empowering employees to engage with their pension – new research revealed.
According to new research* from WEALTH at work of over 2,000 working adults with a defined contribution workplace pension, nearly half (49%) said they were unaware of what their pension is invested in.
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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