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Business Banking & Finance


6 Investments Choosing the right investment strategy will help employees’ savings grow and stay ahead of inflation.


7. Tax efficiency Who wants to pay more tax than they have to? Helping employees understand how to manage their tax effectively is another crucial element of financial wellness.


Everyone is different and will


‘Whatever your priorities for financial wellness, building a strategy that really resonates with your employees and creates positive change for them is essential’


have their own needs when it comes to improving their own financial wellness. Don’t assume that because someone is a high earner that they won’t need help with debt - or that millennials aren’t engaged with saving for retirement. Every employee’s circumstances are unique and will change over time in line with their priorities and life stage. Having a financial wellness


strategy is an opportunity to inspire all your staff to think differently about their finances. The result is a more positive and healthy life for your staff – and a more engaged, productive workforce for your business.


For more information please email financialeducation@closebrothers. com, visit www.closebrothersam.com or call 0800 028 0208.


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