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The methods of employee engagement.
16th May 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work, comments in Employee Benefits on the methods of employee engagement when it comes to financial wellbeing.
Financial education.
16th May 2016
Click to find out more about financial education and how we can help you to help your employees leading up to and at the point of retirement.
The next chapter to the pension changes.
11th May 2016
Greg Thorley, Head of Business Development, WEALTH at work, attended Reward Live to discuss the pension changes one year on.
Things employees shouldn’t do with their pension.
10th May 2016
The pension changes have created a new era of freedom and choice for defined contribution (DC) pension savers.
WEALTH at work poll reveals lack of employee understanding around retirement income needs.
3rd May 2016
According to a recent poll by WEALTH at work, only 18% of respondents believe that their employees know how much they should be saving into their pension to get a good retirement income.
High court ruling could open the floodgates to pension scammers.
29th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director looks at what the recent High Court decision on pension transfers means for individuals and pension scammers.
The state pension: then and now.
28th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay comments in How to Retire in Style magazine on the topic of ‘winners and losers under the new state pension.’
Building the knowledge.
28th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work comments in Employee Benefits magazine about developing a financial education programme in the workplace.
Should employees trust a robot at-retirement?
27th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work, a leading provider of financial education in the workplace, supported by guidance and advice, covers reasons why employees who are approaching retirement should be aware of robo advice.
Can the LISA and pension sit comfortably together?
26th April 2016
As announced in the Budget, the new LISA will be available from April 2017 for individuals under age 40. Contributions will be topped-up by the government by 25% with an annual savings limit of £4,000.
Pension freedoms pitfalls.
24th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work comments in The Express on the pitfalls employees are facing when it comes to the pension freedoms.
Budget 2016 provides employees with a helping hand towards the cost of advice.
19th April 2016
From April 2017, the tax and national insurance relief for employer-arranged pension advice will increase from £150 to £500.
Simplifying and clarifying advice?
18th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work comments in Pensions Expert.
The theme of effective financial education.
14th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay, Director, WEALTH at work attended the PMI annual conference to discuss the theme of effective financial education.
The pension changes – one year on.
12th April 2016
Jonathan Watts-Lay discusses the impact of the pension changes one year on with Tony Suckling. Watts-Lay talks about how much has actually changed, if employers have adapted to the changes, what employers are doing to support their employees and when employees should start to consider retirement.