Employee care | How to make financial wellbeing work

How to make financial wellbeing work

In 2020 we have seen an increased interest in Financial Wellbeing.

The global pandemic has brought challenges but also made the industry aware of the needs and requirements to support this topic within the Employee Benefits industry. Financial strain can impact people’s lives and considering the economy and challenging times, the fact remains that almost a quarter of the UK population has less than £100 in savings.1 Employee financial education - as part of a wider wellbeing programme - seems essential now more than ever.

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Tracey Ward

Generali UK provides Group Life Assurance, Group Income Protection - plus added-value wellbeing services - to the UK employees of multinational clients. Generali UK is also pioneering Wellbeing Investment Matching, helping clients fund discrete, tailored wellbeing initiatives where a need has been identified.

Access to a range of multinational pooling and captive solutions is available via: Generali Employee Benefits Network (GEB), and a range of non-life coverages is available via Generali Global Corporate & Commercial.