Affordable Workplace Financial Wellness Programs
Today’s workforce is stressed about money.
69%
is their top source of stress
53%
with their personal finances
37%
week dealing with personal
finances at work
20%
last year to deal with a
financial problem
Source: PriceWaterhouseCooper Employee Financial Wellness Survey 2015 results and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau report “Financial Wellness at Work” 2014.


You want your employees to have every chance to reach the retirement finish line with enough money. While saving is of course critical, investing right – and avoiding the emotional panic selling that sabotages most DIY investors – is the other critical part of the equation. Sadly, most financial wellness courses barely scratch the surface of this vital topic.
With Wavelength, you get serious investment and financial education in an engaging, user-friendly format that promotes awareness and action.
content on the specific
areas that sabotage most
retirement investors
why taking too much, or
too little, can harm our
future
benefits of getting help
(managed accounts or
TDFs) versus going it
alone
avoiding the emotional
mistakes that damage
investor nest eggs





Today, there’s another issue that must unfortunately be kept in mind: that’s a growing concern about lawsuits against plan sponsors. Investment fees are an area of focus in recent cases.

Investment fees make a huge impact on the average workers’ ending retirement balance. In fact, the impact is so striking it can cost workers literally hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Sadly, the mandated fee disclosures are generally regarded as ineffective. But to prevent problems down the road, smart plan sponsors know that they need to make this information easily available.
Now you can. Wavelength’s program provides engaging, user-friendly content on how to decipher all those tricky mutual fund fees. While of course there’s no guarantee against future liability, it shows your commitment to transparency and to your employees’ best interests.
In most cases, Financial Wellness can be funded as a qualified plan expense. Check with your plan advisor or legal counsel.

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