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As pressure has grown, financial literacy is falling. Down 22% in three years, employees are less equipped to respond than ever. The impact is far-reaching: shaping how people respond to life events, how they engage with support, and how resilient they really are when it matters most.
Spanning 11,510 employees across 17 countries, our 2026 Global financial wellbeing research gives you a definitive view of what your workforce is experiencing, and what it means for you as an employer.
Savings behavior: Employees with good financial literacy are more than twice as likely to have savings (88% vs. 42%) and far less likely to be without a retirement fund (8% vs. 44%).
Financial vulnerability: Employees who are neutral about their finances are more likely to have little or no emergency savings (23% vs. 19% average) and nearly half have saved less than one month's salary (31% vs. 22%).
Employer support: Employees who receive financial wellbeing support are significantly more likely to feel cared for by their employer (78% vs. 44%) and more committed to staying.
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