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Financial Fitness at Work

How money stress impacts skills, performance, and growth and what employers can do about it.

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92%

of employees experienced financial stress in the past year

89%

say it directly affects their concentration, confidence, energy and ambition at work

78%

of employees report that they contribute more when they feel confident about their financial situation

What’s inside

Drawing on insights from psychologists, work behaviour researchers, and financial wellbeing experts, this report examines how money stress affects employees and organisations - and practical steps to address it.

Benchmark your workforce

See how employees’ assess their financial stress, and what it’s costing in focus and productivity.

Protect skills & transformation

Learn how financial stress is stalling learning (especially for younger workers) and what support helps.

Turn payroll into a wellbeing lever

Discover practical, payroll-connected ways to improve financial confidence without adding another standalone app.

Close the benefits awareness gap

Find out why employees don’t know what’s available to them and the simple fixes that increase uptake.

Equip managers to make a difference

Get clear insights for managers and leaders to talk about money stress confidently and supportively in 1:1s.

Move from insight to action

How AI-enabled tools can scale personalised, trusted financial support without increasing workload.

Who should read it

HR & People Teams

Reduce attrition and improve engagement by tackling the root cause of employee stress.

Reward & Benefits Teams

Achieve ROI from financial wellbeing programmes employees use and value.

Finance Leaders

Understand the financial impact of money stress on productivity, absence and turnover.

Wellbeing & Culture Sponsors

Create a workforce that feels secure, resilient and able to perform at their best.