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It's time companies got more serious about the financial health of their employees as it is one of the biggest drivers of mental health issues.
But did you know it also has a quantifiable return for your business, Deloitte research shows that the return on investment for financial literacy programmes is 5:1, with a $5 return for every dollar invested.

A very informative article from Laurence Smith (FCIPD) supported by case studies and data on the benefits of improving financial wellness.
For example look at the results of a recent financial education session, if you get this right it can forever change people’s lives:

"Post assessment results showed that 94% had strengthened their financial literacy by learning some new ideas, and 90% of those had shared those ideas with family and significant others in their lives. 98% of participants took at least one positive action in the first 30 days, with 'started or revised planning and budgeting' being the most common task completed."

Why caring for staff is the real secret to profitability GUEST POST: Digital transformation expert Laurence Smith says financial literacy programs offer some of the best productivity returns for staff wellness investments in the current Covid-19 era. Growing up many of us were taught that it was impolite to ask people about money, how much they earned, or...

Great to be mentioned in the 10 startups to watch in 2021.
Even though Western Australia may not have the same startup depth and breadth of some of the Eastern states, it is punching above its weight in the startup world and with it’s close ties with Asia it made the perfect location for us to launch our business.

10 startups to watch in 2021 Could WA’s next Canva be ready to take on the world? Some pointers on what to look for among the leading local hopefuls.