Pension scams cost victims £91,000 each

As regulators launch a campaign to warn against pension scams, HR also has a vital role in protecting employees

Employees need to be financially responsible

You can care about employees – most of us wouldn’t be in the role if we didn’t – but ultimately we run businesses not charities

CEOs aware financial stress affects employee behaviour

Senior leadership is largely aware of how financial pressures can affect employees’ behaviour and performance, according to research by Neyber

How to protect employees from pension scams

As soon as it became easier for people to access large chunks of money in one go they became a target of scammers

UK workers struggling to save

?UK employees say £361 more each month would allow them to save, equating to a national savings gap of £9.7 billion per month

Employees unaware of death in service benefits

Misconceptions around death in service benefits could be leaving employees in a vulnerable financial position, according to research from Direct Line Group

Employers fail to give financial guidance

Businesses worry about getting too involved with the financial lives of staff and the costs of doing so

Financial wellbeing is being overlooked

Employee loan schemes can be introduced to help workers facing financial difficulties

Financial education on the rise

While online provision might seem easier and cheaper for employers to provide, this could be a false economy experts warn

Savings gap leaves women unprepared for retirement

Only 23% of female workers feel financially prepared for retirement, in comparison to 36% of men

Staff with money worries often highly stressed

?Employees are facing high levels of stress due to deteriorating financial wellbeing, according to new research

Nine in 10 workplaces have no financial wellness strategy

Employers are concerned about getting too involved in employees’ affairs and about the cost of implementing such schemes