INTRODUCE AWARD WINNING FINANCIAL EDUCATION & WELLBEING FOR YOUR EMPLOYEES?

Support all employees from just £950 + VAT for 12 months*

*Divide £950 by your number of employees to get the cost per employee and by 12 again to get the cost per employee, per month.  

Example: The cost for 25 employees is just £3.16 per employee, per month.

Example: The cost for 50 employees is just £1.58 per employee, per month.

Example: The cost for 100 employees is just 79p per employee, per month.

Example: The cost for 250 employees is just 32p per employee, per month.

Example: The cost for 500 employees is just 16p per employee, per month.

More than 500 employees? DONT WORRY! We can support at scale!
This award winning service includes:

  • Employer branded financial education microsite with trusted content around our five key areas of focus including articles, guides, videos, infographics and podcasts.
  • An interactive, online group workshop to create a psychologically safe space to bring employees and leadership together and #TalkAboutMoney, understand and improve financial wellbeing and discuss the current challenges and solutions around the cost of living.
  • You can also choose a different focus for your workshop from one of 18 topics and themes
  • Enable employees to score their own financial wellbeing with our (p)ersonal money scores, establish their (a)reas of focus, understand (w)hat the next steps are for them and feel empowered to take (a)ction with our FinWELL PAWA Plans.
  • Get an employee feedback and insight report to plan a data driven programme fir the future.
  • Have the option to book additional workshops from 18 different topics and themes.
  • Consider 1-1 support through our award winning follow up guidance sessions.
  • Consider Financial Health First First Aid Training for Leadership and Wellbeing Champions to compliment Mental Health Training. 

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