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26 Apr 2017
by Liz Morrell

Employee Wellbeing Research 2017: Financial education's popularity rises

The popularity of financial education is continuing to rise, according to ‘Employee Wellbeing Research 2017: The evolution of workplace wellbeing in the UK’  from Reward & Employee Benefits Association (REBA) in association with Punter Southall Health & Protection.

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The report shows that nearly a third (32.2%) of employers already offer it. A similar amount (28.4%) plan to introduce it this year and a further one in five (20.4%) plan to introduce it at some point. Only 19% of respondents to the survey for the report said that they had no plans to introduce financial education.

“This is a continuing theme in our research,” said Debi O’Donovan, director at the Reward & Employee Benefits Association. “Our New Model Reward Research 2017 showed it was growing in popularity and this latest report reinforces that point. Financial education is no longer just about retirement planning but is becoming a core pillar in combatting stress amongst employees to ensure that they can work without the burden of financial worries affecting mood and productivity,” she said.

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Have you registered yet for REBA’s Employee Wellbeing Congress on 22 June? REBA’s Employee Wellbeing Congress is the best opportunity for senior Reward & Benefit practitioners, HR Directors and Corporate Wellbeing specialists to benchmark their wellbeing offering, to research strategies and to source tools to develop that offering moving forward. Register for Employee Wellbeing Congress

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