Financial Wellbeing

Employers ‘Focus on Practical Steps’ to Support Pension Saving Among Younger Workers

Employers are placing greater emphasis on supporting pension saving among younger and lower paid workers.

Over 1 Million Young UK Workers ‘Experience Quarter-Life Crisis’

Many younger employees are rethinking their professional direction - with 31 now emerging as the average age for a career pivot.

Nebel Crowhurst: Closing the Gender Pay and Investment Gap Requires Financial Wellbeing

International Women’s Day is a moment to celebrate progress, but also a reminder that pay and investment gaps for women remain a challenge.

Financial Stress ‘Drains UK Workplace Productivity and Wellbeing’

Financial pressure is having a measurable impact on employee wellbeing and organisational performance across the UK.

Pension Boosts Top Employee Wish Lists for 2026

Workers place greater employer pension contributions at the centre of benefit priorities as financial wellbeing pressures continue.

Flexibility and Financial Wellness ‘Key Wellbeing Priorities for Frontline Workers’

Flexibility, financial wellness and having a voice in work-life balance are defining wellbeing priorities for frontline workers in 2026.

Rising Financial Strain Linked to Worsening Health Among Staff

Rising living costs are damaging both physical and mental health, research finds, prompting calls for stronger workplace wellbeing support.

Financial Stress Linked to Rising Workplace Absence Across the UK

Financial stress is contributing to significant workplace absence across the UK, according to new findings.

Younger Workers Expect Higher Retirement Income as Anxiety Over Future Finances Grows

New research shows significant uncertainty over expected retirement income, particularly among younger adults.

More UK Employers Act on Staff Financial Wellbeing

Financial education, open conversations and fair pay are becoming standard practice, research suggests.
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