Retirement Advisor Council Viewpoint On The Return On Financial Wellness

Financial Wellness programs are designed to help employees manage their finances, budget for life events and reduce financial stress that impacts absenteeism, productivity, and job performance. Are Financial Wellness programs a fad, or do they really work? How can the results be measured?

This VIEWPOINT is one of a series of papers on Financial Wellness programs and is designed to guide you in quantifying the value of these programs to an employer.

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Understand the pros, cons, and considerations for moving forward It started with a simple question during a leadership meeting: “What’s in our 401(k) plan—and are plan provisions still working for our team the way they should?” The CEO glanced around the room. No one had a clear answer. The plan

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