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Expecting the Unexpected: A Spotlight on Preparing for a Crisis

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As the UK begins to emerge from COVID-19 lockdowns, there are questions surrounding the future of financial wellbeing in the workplace. This latest research into financial wellbeing in 2021 offers an exclusive insight into how money habits have changed since the pandemic began, and how preparation can pay off in times of crisis.

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Key findings of this report reveal:

  • Two in five UK employees report they have experienced heightened anxiety about their finances 
  • 24% of female employees felt financially unprepared for the coronavirus crisis compared to 14% of men

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