Employers

Financial Education for Employers

Money is the greatest source of stress for Canadians – even more than work, personal and relationship issues. When finances create stress in one’s personal life, it’s next to impossible to stop worrying about it while at work. This can lead to negative effects on workplace performance, which could be costing businesses thousands of dollars annually.

We offer financial wellness presentations for workplaces across Atlantic Canada.  Our 1-hour presentations can be conducted in-person or through virtual webinars.  We provide helpful information about managing your personal finances and cover fundamental topics such as:

  • Budgeting
  • Spending Habits
  • Signs of Financial Distress
  • Cost of Credit
  • Debt Repayment Strategies
  • Credit Reports
  • Protecting yourself against Fraud/Scams
  • Financial Goals & Savings

Whether you are organizing a wellness fair or simply looking to provide financial education for your employees, we can help. We have the ability to tailor presentations to suit the needs of your group should there be a specific challenge your group faces such as pending layoffs. Our presentations are designed to provide resourceful tips to help consumers improve their financial situation, make confident financial decisions, and achieve their financial goals.

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Did you know?

Nearly half (46%) of all respondents said financial stress impacts their workplace performance.
Canadian Payroll Association
84% of employees are interested in obtaining financial education programming in the workplace.
Canadian Payroll Association
A survey found that, of those employees who indicated they had money problems, only 29 per cent of them were fully engaged at work (compared to 42 per cent without money concerns).
Willis Towers Watson
Employees experiencing high financial stress are twice as likely to report poor overall health, and four times more likely to experience headaches, depression, and other ailments. This can result in increased healthcare benefits costs, including short-term disability and worker’s compensation claims.
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
Almost half (48%) of Canadians admit that they have lost sleep due to financial stress. Production errors, administrative and financial mistakes, more workplace accidents and poor customer service can all be outcomes of fatigue in the workplace.
Financial Consumer Agency of Canada
Employees with financial worries are twice as likely to use sick time when not ill.
Center for Financial Services Innovation

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We are financial education specialists, and what we offer is simple:

Money management skills that stick.

For more than 25 years, SolveYourDebts.com has helped thousands of individuals develop the skills and habits they need to get and stay financially healthy.

This is schooling that really pays off.

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