Description:
This book is unique in its combination of practical information with an understanding of us all as real human beings. Along with advice on protecting your income, planning for retirement and managing debt, the book features case studies demonstrating how behavioural techniques can be employed to encourage good financial planning behaviour.
Review Quotes:
"Progressive employers understand the importance of offering their employees financial wellness benefits and this new book is a great additional resource to help them be better with money." -- Asesh Sarkar, CEO & co-founder of www.salaryfinance.com
"A rich source of practical tips, underpinned by academic research, connecting employment, money and happiness. This book will also be a great resource for HR professionals, to help them better understand how to improve their workforce's financial and mental wellbeing." -- Ruston Smith, Chair of the Workplace Steering Group, delivering MAS's Financial Capability Strategy for the UK
"This book is essential reading for anyone who wants to feel in control and confident about using money. Through short, easy to read chapters with clear action points, it provides very practical guidance on how to make the most of income from work, and how to protect yourself and your family from financial difficulties." -- Helen White, Ex Head of Financial Capability, Money Advice Service
"A great read that should help anyone increase their personal financial wellbeing." -- Sanjay Sha, Ex CEO - Succession Wealth Management
"Day to day financial worries dog too many people. This unique book will encourage and enable money education at the most obvious location for learning - the workplace. Straightforward case studies and simple check-lists help employees to take full advantage of what is available through their employment. It will also serve as a useful guide for employers to better support their employees' financial wellbeing." -- Brian Dennehy, Founder, www.fundexpert.co.uk
"A thoughtful, comprehensive guide, packed with essential money tips and strategies." -- Danny Cox, Head of Communications, Hargreaves Lansdown