43.5 million federal student loan borrowers will need to make payments next month for the first time in three years. Smart employers are providing workers with information and resource [...]
Medical debt has negative and compounding impacts on the financial, mental and physical health of low- to moderate- income workers, finds new research from Neighborhood Trust Financial Partners and RIP [...]
85% of defined contribution plan sponsors feel a strong sense of responsibility for employee financial wellness, up from 59% in 2013, finds J.P. Morgan Asset Management. [...]
Back-to-school season is a stressful time financially for many of our Personal Financial Coaching clients, as it is for millions of workers across the country. Back-to-school [...]
Sophisticated employers are rolling out financial wellness benefits to help employees manage debt and strengthen credit, with their employees’ wellness and the bottom line in mind. [...]
New research from Neighborhood Trust and RIP Medical Debt offers insights on workers’ medical debt challenges and recommendations for employers. Alarming results of new research [...]
3.8 million workers who are expected to lose Medicaid coverage are eligible for health insurance through their employers: “…it is in the interest of employers to ensure that their [...]
The financial stress of student loan debt takes a toll on workers’ physical and mental health and productivity, and your bottom line or social impact. Secure 2.0 makes it [...]
June is National Homeownership Month. The stability, affordability, and predictability of costs that come with homeownership can make workers more productive, yet systemic racism sustains the stubborn Black-white homeownership [...]
The federal student loan payment moratorium is slated to end this summer. Call your servicer now; pick the repayment strategy that works best for you; and start setting aside [...]
