Viewpoints about Financial stress
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Deepen relationships by helping plan sponsors tackle participants’ financial stress
Financial stress is on the rise, and participants are looking to their employers for help. Find out what you can do to help plan sponsors meet this need and demonstrate your value in the process.
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Three reasons employers should help workers manage their financial stress
Financial stress isn’t just a personal issue. It’s a business issue that can potentially cost employers thousands of dollars every year. Find out how.
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Helping workers manage four areas of financial stress
Workers’ financial stress increased in 2022, and they want help getting their finances under control. Find out four of their top concerns and what plan sponsors can do to help workers keep their financial lives on track.
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Financial stress—how financial professionals and plan sponsors are making a difference
Economic conditions have elevated financial stress, but some participants have been less affected than others. Find out three drivers of financial health.
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How to manage your 529 savings during economic downturns
While volatility in the stock market is par for the course, it’s important to not react quickly out of fear; however, sometimes making a few adjustments to a 529 plan account can help you save more in the long run. Here are four steps to consider.
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Why estate planning is important for everyone
Many people think estate planning is either just for wealthy people or it’s too upsetting. But just about everyone has something that will need to be passed on to someone. It can also help you gain peace of mind knowing you’ve helped protect your loved ones.
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Financial stress can have an impact on mental health
Employers that focus on their employees’ mental health in May—or any month—should consider including financial well-being in their overall wellness activities.
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Financing longevity: how saving for retirement has gotten harder
Increasing longevity has more people over age 50 reaching out for help than ever.¹ Financial professionals should be prepared to help preretirees plan economic uncertainty into their retirement saving and investment strategies.
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Blueprint for paying down your debt
If managing your debt feels overwhelming at times, you’re not alone—87% of people with major debt say managing their finances is a cause of stress. But there are steps you can take to improve your situation before turning to a formal debt relief program for help.
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Advisors can help reduce financial stress amid uncertainty
The pandemic has brought more than its share of financial uncertainty. Our recent study of stress, finances, and well-being shows an increase in people turning to financial advisors for help and how doing so can help improve their overall finances and help them mitigate financial stress.
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