Tag: Financial Wellbeing
23m adults have low levels of financial literacy
A new survey found 23m adults have low levels of financial literacy with only one in five able to answer three basic questions on savings and investment.
Read MoreWages top of mind pre-election as more than 2 in 5 Brits struggling to make ends meet
More than 2 in 5 (42%) Brits are struggling to make ends meet, finds new data from Indeed, released two weeks before the UK General Election.
Read MoreWorking from a pub is 40% cheaper than a coworking space
The average daily cost to work from a pub is just £13 – 40% cheaper than the average cost of a desk in a coworking space, at £22.
Read MoreOne third of workers feel less engaged due to personal finances
A large-scale survey found that 1/3 of people are distracted due to their finances and are more likely to report unmanageable job stress.
Read MoreCostly transport puts financial strain on office workers
Employees are suffering higher cost of living, especially due to transport costs. Tensions may rise as many companies enforce return-to-office policies.
Read MoreEarly retirement emerges as top financial goal for employees
Early retirement is a specific life goal for 65% of working-age adults around the world, with 70% of Gen Z employees working towards this goal.
Read MoreDavid Roberts: Power to the people – why it’s time for financial empowerment
More than three-quarters (77%) of employees have experienced financial stress over the past year and 45% have lost sleep due to financial anxiety.
Read More38% Brits won’t ask for a pay rise…
In a recent survey of 3000 UK employees, 38% say they would never ask for a salary increase, to avoid confrontation or rejection.
Read MoreAnthony Hardy: The power of financial planning in unlocking workplace wellbeing
Financial planning has the power to significantly contribute to workplace wellbeing by reducing stress and upping productivity.
Read MoreTips for helping employees manage their finances during Debt Awareness Week
It is imperative to recognise the importance of providing counselling to people struggling with financial burdens, and to support employees in financial difficulty.
Read MoreHelen Burgess & Fiona Debney: Debt Awareness Week – support for employee debt struggles
20th March marks the start of Debt Awareness Week, a topic that can be difficult for employees to speak about openly in the workplace.
Read MoreThe best and worst paid locations in the UK ranked
With the UK job market as competitive as ever, professionals across the country seek clarity on the best and worst paid opportunities available to them.
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