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New research highlights how financial wellbeing strategy is shifting to meet workforce demands.
25th September 2024
New research launched today amongst 236 companies representing 1.3 million employees has uncovered insightful findings on current financial wellbeing provision, as well as foresight into future trends.
Tips to help employees build their financial resilience.
11th September 2024
In the current environment, it has become difficult for a lot of people to save as much as they would like, in fact, a survey[1] of working adults by WEALTH at work found that the biggest financial concerns for the year include not having enough savings for unexpected costs (40%) and not being able to save enough for the future (38%).
Policy Liaison Group formed to tackle workplace wellbeing.
10th September 2024
Jonthan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work joins The Policy Liaison Group (PLG) on Thursday 5 September 2024 to tackle workplace wellbeing issues.
how to boost pension engagement to help your people make better decisions.
6th September 2024
In the last year, more than one in five UK employees (22%) have had to borrow money from family and friends because of money worries, and a fifth have taken on debt (20%).
WEALTH at work launches new interactive financial wellbeing platform – ‘money&me’.
3rd September 2024
WEALTH at work is delighted to have launched a new interactive financial wellbeing platform - ‘Money&Me’.
Top 10 money tips for those entering the workplace.
27th August 2024
With many students set to enter the workplace in September, WEALTH at work shares the top 10 money tips that Graduates and School Leavers starting work will need to know.
How Haleon help employees boost savings and prepare for their financial future.
19th August 2024
Haleon is committed to supporting the wider wellbeing of employees and wants to provide employees with support for various aspects of financial wellbeing.
How to support employees facing redundancy.
13th August 2024
Facing redundancy can be an intimidating time, therefore it is important people are aware of their rights and have a clear overview of their finances.
Voice Of Islam Radio.
19th July 2024
Jonathan Watts-Lay recently appeared on the Breakfast Show for Voice Of Islam Radio discussing how to manage debt and make good financial decisions.
Will the planned defaults for those retiring be in their best interest?
17th July 2024
As a result of the new Pensions Bill, announced in the King’s speech, it will be interesting to hear more of the plans for trust-based schemes to be legally required to offer retirement income solutions to members, including default investment options.
40% concerned about not having enough savings for unexpected costs.
15th July 2024
According to WEALTH at work’s latest research of over 2,000 workers, the biggest financial concerns for the year include not having enough savings for unexpected costs (40%), not being able to save enough for the future (38%), not being able to pay basic living costs such as rent, mortgage payments, energy bills, food etc. (34%) and being in debt (29%).
Podcast Interview – The Cashflow Show.
25th June 2024
Jonathan Watts-Lay recently appeared on The Cashflow Show hosted by Clayton M.Coke.
Interview with Greatest Hits Radio.
21st June 2024
Listen to a recent interview with Jonathan Watts-Lay who was featured on Greatest Hits Radio discussing our new research.
Increasing number of workers fear they will never be able to afford to retire.
20th June 2024
The number of people in full-time employment who believe they will never be able to afford to retire because of the impact of the rising cost of living is on the rise, with two fifths (39%) of workers claiming they will never be able to afford to stop working, up from one in three (33%) twelve months ago.
1.5 million mortgage fixes expected to end this year.
11th June 2024
Over the next year 1.5 million homeowners are expected to face sharp increases in their monthly mortgage payments when their fixed rate deal comes to an end, with prices rising by approximately £1,800 a year on average.