Archived Insight | August 15, 2023

New Approaches to Financial Well-Being

With faculty and staff expressing growing concern about their financial well-being — especially whether they will have adequate funds for retirement — higher ed institutions are increasingly being asked to provide guidance on the personal financial issues facing their people.

In this webinar, created specifically for HR and employee benefits personnel in higher ed, we shared the latest thinking on how best to help employees overcome their financial challenges.

New Approaches to Financial Well-Being

What you will learn

  • Why financial well-being has become such a hot topic for individuals and employers alike
  • How to design a financial well-being program that’s a win-win — addressing your people’s needs while supporting your goals
  • How to align your retirement plan with your campus DEI initiatives
  • How to reach your people and drive engagement in well-being programs

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Speakers

Kelly Jones, SVP, Higher Education Practice Leader, Cleveland
Bennett Hadley, Financial Security Solution Leader, New York
Richard Reed, VP, Defined Contribution Practice Director, Boston
Megan Yost, SVP, Communications Consultant at Segal Benz, Boston

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