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6 steps employers can take to help employees who are retiring in 2019.
The New Year is the perfect time for employees to take stock of their finances.
Support for guidance pathways at-retirement is growing.
Over the past few weeks the support for guidance pathways at-retirement has really grown.
Poll reveals little support for at-retirement defaults without financial guidance.
86% believe that employees should not be defaulted into a decumulation pathway at-retirement
Evolving retirement outcomes 2018.
WEALTH at work recently sponsored the Pensions Policy Institute’s (PPI) ‘Evolving retirement outcomes’ report. The report explored the potential outcomes that may be achieved through different retirement income decisions, as well as the changes that may need to occur within the industry and wider pensions landscape in order to ensure that these outcomes are positive for as many individuals as possible.
Financial Wellbeing in the Workplace 2018.
WEALTH at work recently conducted a survey with Reward to investigate the importance of wellbeing in the workplace. The survey had a focus on financial wellbeing and what strategies are in place to reduce the burden of financial stress on employees.
Focus on Retirement Income Matters Survey Results 2018.
We recently conducted a survey amongst employers to investigate what workplace support is available to help employees understand how to make the most of their finances throughout their career, in order to optimise income at-retirement.
Rewarding Tomorrow’s Workforce 2018.
WEALTH at work recently conducted a survey with Reward to investigate the changing reward and benefits needs of the UK’s workforce. The survey had a focus on financial wellbeing and what strategies are in place to reduce the burden of financial stress on employees.
Attitudes to Employee Share Ownership 2018.
Research conducted by ProShare, in partnership with YBS Share Plans, Secondsight and WEALTH at work, shows that millennials (16 – 37 year olds) often don’t take advantage of share schemes because they think the schemes are outdated, inflexible and unaffordable.
Financial Wellbeing in the Workplace 2017.
WEALTH at work recently conducted a survey with Reward to investigate the importance of wellbeing in the workplace. The survey had a focus on financial wellbeing and what strategies are in place to reduce the burden of financial stress on employees.
Pension Changes survey 2017.
WEALTH at work recently conducted a survey to investigate what’s changed in the workplace since the introduction of the pension changes. Its aim was to understand the attitudes and opinions of a range of UK companies in recognising the need to support their employees as they approach and reach retirement.
Pension Changes Survey results 2015.
WEALTH at work recently conducted a survey, its aim was to understand the attitudes and opinions of a range of UK companies in recognising the need to support their employees as they approach and reach retirement.
How employees could pay little, or no tax at-retirement.
Individuals could end up paying 200 x more tax depending on how they decide to access retirement income
How to get the best from your financial wellbeing strategy.
Jonathan Watts-Lay discusses why it is important for organisations to have a financial wellbeing strategy in place.
Budget commentary 2018.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, has today delivered this year’s Budget Report.
Financial wellbeing in the workplace: ensuring the savings effort pays off.
One of the most crucial elements of employee financial wellbeing is retirement preparation.
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