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According to WEALTH at work research, a substantial proportion of employees have significant financial worries.
Indeed, the research found that 32% were concerned about being unable to retire when they wanted to with the same proportion worried about not having enough savings set aside for unexpected costs. Some 27% were worried about being unable to manage household bills and expenses including the mortgage and 22% were concerned about their current level of debt.
Yet, while many people do have very real financial worries, part of the battle is finding the help and support needed in tackling these issues.
This webinar will look at the tools and support employers can provide to employees who are struggling. It will look at how financial education can be delivered via the workplace and how it can help individuals understand the basic principles of money management; including how to set budgets, manage finances and debt, and how to build a personal savings plan for unexpected costs or to reach future goals.
The webinar will also look at how a broader financial wellbeing programme – including workshops, helplines and digital tools, can help employees improve financial resilience and take control of their finances.
Jonathan is one of the original founders of WEALTH at work - a leading financial wellbeing and retirement specialist. He has spent many years working with companies across the UK to help their employees improve their financial future through the provision of financial education, guidance and regulated financial advice.
In recent years this service has extended to the Trustee market, supporting pension schemes to help their members understand their financial situation, particularly with regards to pensions and how to optimise income in retirement.
Jonathan is also a recognised commentator on a range of financial matters from how to help employees make the most of their pay and benefits, or the best ways to support them plan for their retirement by understanding the risks and complex decisions to be made. He is often quoted in the national and trade press and frequently speaks at conferences and roundtable events. See latest news for more details.
Jonathan is editor of Professional Pensions and has been reporting on UK occupational pensions since 2001. He has won a number of awards during his career, most recently the SPP Trade Journalist of the Year Award in 2019. He is also holder of the PMI's Retirement Provision Certificate.
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