Learning from your past self

Learning more about managing your money isn’t just about learning the terminology or understanding complex ideas. Reflecting on your past actions, including your strengths and areas to improve, can help you become more confident and take more appropriate action. We’ve put together some of the key questions that can help you learn from your past […]

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Taking the lead: how to master financial self-determination

We often talk about money in terms of numbers – budgets, pensions, savings rates. But beneath all of that sits something more powerful: agency. When money feels chaotic, it affects more than your bank balance. It impacts your confidence, your stress levels, and your sense of control over your future. Financial self-determination is about rebuilding […]

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What’s the best way to track employee financial wellbeing?

Measuring employee financial wellbeing is crucial for organisations seeking to improve employee satisfaction, productivity, and overall well-being. Research from PIB’s 2024 Wellbeing Revolution Report shows that a staggering 50% of corporate employers don’t have the data to make informed decisions on future employee benefit strategies.  Understanding employees’ financial situations provides valuable insights into their needs […]

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How to build an emergency fund (and how much should you save)

Did you know you have a 250,000,000/1 chance of dying from a falling coconut? Or, if you are left handed, you have a 4,400,000/1 chance of being killed using a right-handed product? Yes, ok, these incidents are highly, highly unlikely. But the chances of everyday emergencies affecting you are worth considering… For example: The key […]

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