Empower your team, reduce financial stress, and drive productivity with our Proven Financial Literacy Programs!
Empower your team, reduce financial stress, and drive productivity with our Proven Financial Literacy Programs!
Money stress affects everyone—including your employees. That’s why we collaborate with businesses, nonprofits, and organizations to bring financial literacy programs into the workplace-creating a win-win for both employers and employees. Our goal? To give employees the tools they need to take control of their finances, break free from debt, and build a secure future. And when employees feel financially confident, they’re happier, more engaged, and more productive—helping your business thrive. Let’s build a financially healthy workplace together!
“80% of employees report being financially stressed which leads to work performance issues.”
Harvard Business Review Article - It's Time to Prioritize Employees' Financial Health
"For employees, finances are the number one source of stress, more so than work, health and even family issues."
PwC's Annual Employee Financial Wellness Survey, 2019-2023
The World Health Organization has called stress the "health epidemic of the 21st century" and estimates it costs American businesses up to $300 billion a year.
Employer Benefit News reveals in their study, the percentage of participants who felt "highly stressed" about personal finances dropped from 52.4% to 19.2% after participating in a companies Financial Wellness Program.
A study done by the Global Financial Literacy Excellence Center concluded, "Improving employee productivity by decreasing the amount of time lost to personal finance issues is a primary motivation for employer-sponsored Financial Wellness Programs."
"60% of employees say they are more likely to stay with an employer that offers a program design to help them manage their money."
Financial Health Network, "Better for Employees, Better for Business." May 2019
of HR professionals consider "wellness programs" to be one of the most important benefits they can use to promote engagement.
CFPB - "Financial Wellness at Work"
of employees admit they've skipped work in the last year to deal with financially-related stress.
CFPB - "Financial Wellness at Work"
of employees admit that financial problems have affected their productivity.
CFPB - "Financial Wellness at Work"
months of an employee's salary is the average cost of replacing them. For example an employee making $60,000 per year, that comes out to $30,000 to $45,000 in recruiting and training cost.
The Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM)
Financial wellness is all about maintaining a healthy and balanced approach to money. It’s not just about earning enough to cover your bills—it’s about feeling secure in your finances, planning for the future, and being prepared for the unexpected. A strong financial foundation includes managing expenses wisely, saving consistently, and having a plan for emergencies.
At the heart of financial wellness is financial literacy—the ability to make smart money decisions. This means understanding key concepts like budgeting, investing, managing debt, and planning for retirement. Financial wellness isn’t a one-time goal but an ongoing journey of learning, adjusting, and making informed choices. Prioritizing financial well-being can reduce stress, enhance overall quality of life, and create long-term financial stability.
Introducing a financial literacy program can be a game-changer for both employees and employers. For employees, these programs offer valuable tools and guidance to help them manage their money more effectively, easing financial stress and boosting their confidence in handling finances. When people feel secure about their financial situation, they tend to be happier, more engaged, and more satisfied in their jobs—contributing to a healthier, more positive workplace culture.
Employers also stand to gain from these initiatives. With fewer financial worries weighing them down, employees can stay focused and productive. Companies that invest in financial literacy programs often experience better employee retention, as workers appreciate the support and are more likely to stay long-term. Plus, offering strong financial wellness benefits makes businesses more attractive to top talent, reinforcing their reputation as an employer that genuinely cares about its workforce.
Employee benefits company BenefitExpress describes Financial Wellness Program as "a prime indicator of your company culture and investment in your employees."
According to the 2019 PwC Employee Wellness Survey, 81% of Millennials, 75% of Gen-Xers and 50% of Baby Boomers would be willing to change companies to find one that cares about their employees.
Employees who feel cared for by their employer are 92% more likely to feel engaged at work and 65% more likely to remain loyal.
Metlife's annual U.S. Employee Benefits Trends Study 2023
Contact us today to schedule an initial fact-finding call and see how our programs can benefit your organization.
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