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Learn why a financial wellness program can help prevent retirement borrowing and 401k loans, as well as the negative impacts retirement loans can have on an employee's future.
Continue ReadingThere is a lot of talk about financial literacy and how a significant portion of Americans cannot pass even the most basic of financial literacy tests. The Standard & Poor's Ratings Services Global Financial Literacy Survey found that only 57% of ...
Continue ReadingThe onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 changed reality for many people. Unemployment in America spiked to an all-time high of 14.8%. More people than ever in recorded history were out of work.
Continue ReadingMoney problems and mental health issues are intrinsically linked. According to the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, poor finances often lead to stress and anxiety that can further impact finances. The institute found that ...
Continue ReadingA new survey shows an increase in employees that worry about paying for living expenses. In addition, 25% of those with anxiety and depression said that financial problems were one of the main contributing factors to their mental health problems.
Continue Reading42 percent of companies offer some kind of financial wellness benefit, with another 38 percent currently starting a program or planning to start a program. However, only about one-third of companies with financial wellness programs measure their success.
Continue ReadingHalf of employers offer HSAs as part of their benefits package, but 69 percent of employees are not clear on the benefits or uses of the HSA. A new course on the Enrich Financial Wellness Platform teaches employees how to get the most out of their HSA.
Continue ReadingFinancial wellness is a result of a series of decisions and behaviors that increase financial health while reducing financial stress. Due to the ongoing nature, employers should plan a 12-month promotional plan to engage employees on timely topics ...
Continue Reading20% of American workers who are above retirement age are still working; a number that has doubled since 1985. Due to a lack of financial wellness, employees are not taking advantage of 401k plans, accumulate too much debt, and are not saving early for...
Continue ReadingA new survey shows that employee financial stress has doubled since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. With savings depleted and credit card debt increasing, employees want more financial benefits to help with their stress levels. In addition, the ...
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