Connecting Small & Mid-Sized Businesses with Local Financial Educators

Employee Financial Wellness connects small and mid-sized businesses with local financial service professionals to deliver practical, real-world financial education to employees. Our initiative helps organizations provide meaningful financial wellness support while leveraging trusted professionals already serving their communities.

We specialize in helping businesses with 25 to 1,000 employees gain access to qualified financial educators who can improve financial wellness, reduce financial stress, and support employees with the everyday financial decisions that affect their lives and workplace performance.

Our Mission

Our mission is to make workplace financial education more accessible, practical, and locally supported.

By connecting businesses with qualified local financial professionals, we help employees better understand and manage important financial topics such as budgeting, credit, debt management, banking, taxes, employee benefits, retirement planning, and long-term financial decisions. At the same time, we help employers strengthen employee wellness initiatives, support workforce stability, and provide additional value beyond traditional compensation and benefits packages.

For Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

We help businesses bring structured financial education to their workforce without building programs internally.

Designed for organizations with 25 to 1,000 employees to:

  • Strengthen employee well-being and retention
  • Improve engagement with benefits programs
  • Provide a meaningful, high-impact employee benefit
  • Deliver practical education that employees can apply immediately
  • Support a healthier, more focused workforce
Name(Required)

For Financial Service Collaborators

Employee Financial Wellness partners with financial service professionals who have their Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) designation and want to support local businesses through education-first engagement. This service is provided at $0 cost, and a financial service professional cannot charge a fee.

Collaborators may include financial advisors, credit unions, banks, insurance professionals, retirement specialists, tax professionals, and financial educators.

Collaboration Opportunities

  • Deliver financial education workshops to local employers
  • Support workplace financial wellness initiatives
  • Build relationships with business leaders and HR teams
  • Expand impact through community-based education

All collaborators follow an education-first approach to improve financial knowledge and decision-making.

Name(Required)
Have you delivered financial education in the past year?(Required)

Why Employee Financial Education Matters

Workplace financial education should be practical, relevant, and trusted. Our programs focus on helping employees build confidence and make informed financial decisions – without pressure or sales-driven presentations.

Whether you’re a business looking to support your employees or a financial professional looking to expand your impact, Employee Personal Finance helps make the connection.

  • Financial stress affects how people show up at work and in life. Employees who lack financial confidence may struggle with debt, emergency expenses, retirement planning, and everyday money decisions.
  • For employers, this stress has an impact on productivity, engagement, retention, and overall workplace well-being.
  • Financial education gives employees the knowledge and confidence to make better decisions and build stronger financial foundations.
Employee Financial Wellness

How It Works

  • 1

    Identify Needs
    Assess workforce size, goals, and key financial education topics.

  • 2

    Match with Local Educators
    Connect businesses with qualified local financial professionals.

  • 3

    Deliver Education
    Provide sessions onsite, virtually, or hybrid.

  • 4

    Reinforce Learning
    Offer tools, resources, and follow-up support.

  • 5

    Measure Impact
    Track engagement, feedback, and outcomes.

Program Process

Standards, Qualifications, and Integrity

Employee Personal Finance is built on a commitment to quality, consistency, and measurable outcomes in financial education. All participating financial service collaborators must hold the Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) designation, ensuring that they meet established standards for delivering effective, education-first programming.

To maintain trust and integrity:

  • All education is delivered with an education-first approach.
  • Financial service professionals can hand out marketing materials and invite participants to personal consultations.
  • Product promotion or sales activity is not permitted during educational sessions.
  • Programs are designed to be practical, relevant, and immediately applicable.

This model ensures that both employers and employees receive unbiased, high-quality financial education that supports long-term financial well-being.

Quality Standards

For Small and Mid-Sized Businesses

We help businesses bring structured financial education to their workforce without building programs internally.

Designed for organizations with 25 to 1,000 employees to:

  • Strengthen employee well-being and retention
  • Improve engagement with benefits programs
  • Provide a meaningful, high-impact employee benefit
  • Deliver practical education that employees can apply immediately
  • Support a healthier, more focused workforce
Name(Required)

For Financial Service Collaborators

Employee Financial Wellness partners with financial service professionals who have their Certified Financial Education Instructor (CFEI®) designation and want to support local businesses through education-first engagement. This service is provided at $0 cost, and a financial service professional cannot charge a fee.

Collaborators may include financial advisors, credit unions, banks, insurance professionals, retirement specialists, tax professionals, and financial educators.

Collaboration Opportunities

  • Deliver financial education workshops to local employers
  • Support workplace financial wellness initiatives
  • Build relationships with business leaders and HR teams
  • Expand impact through community-based education

All collaborators follow an education-first approach to improve financial knowledge and decision-making.

Name(Required)
Have you delivered financial education in the past year?(Required)