Financial stress affects our mental wellbeing
Financial worries may cause stress and anxiety. There is a link between self-esteem and feeling safe and secure financially. “Money worries were the biggest source of stress to UK employees”.CIPD 2016
What is financial wellbeing?
Why financial wellbeing matters
of employees would value employer-facilitated support to help their financial wellbeing
of employers agreed that financial concerns have an impact on employees’ performance
of companies believe financial education improved business performance
of workers say they have lost sleep over money worries
of individuals view financial education as a valuable part of the employer benefit package
I'm an Employer
Our education programme ensures financial wellbeing is embedded into the company culture.
We create a shift in the employee money mindset.
Our programme normalises the conversation around money- how we spend it, how we save it, how we grow it and how we manage it.
Our programme is designed to be part of your long-term wellbeing strategy and employee value proposition.
What are the benefits?
- Improve employee engagement;
- Enable your staff to fully understand and utilise your benefits package;
- Increase employee productivity;
- Retain future leaders;
- Remove the risk and cost of a disengaged workforce.
I'm an Employee
Morrinson Wellbeing and our partners have been in the business of helping people to effectively manage their finances for over 30 years.
We provide 1-2-1 consultations and regulated advice through our partners to provide bespoke solutions based on an individual’s circumstances, goals and objectives.
What are the benefits?
By attending one of our seminars or the advice sessions provided by our partners, this will help you to:
- Build a foundation for a secure future;
- Prepare for significant life events (buying a house, marriage, school fees, elderly care);
- Achieve your specific financial objectives;
- Review your financial affairs regularly;
- Understand and navigate increasingly complex legislation;
- Be prepared for the financial impact arising from any unforeseen life events.