Workplace financial wellbeing

What if you could reduce the cost, pain and uncertainty caused by employee financial distress?

Money Beam helps organisations recognise hidden financial pressure, respond with confidence and reach employees with practical support they can use.

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Financial pressure affects work in many ways

Employees struggling with money often stay silent, so problems remain hidden until they affect wellbeing, confidence and performance.
Managers, HR and wellbeing leads may see the signs but feel unsure how to start safe, appropriate conversations about money.
Financial distress leads to reduced concentration, increased absence and presenteeism, drives avoidable turnover, cost and organisational risk.

Spot financial pressure early and act with confidence

RECOGNISE | RESPOND | REACH

Spot hidden issues early, support people safely, reduce the impact on performance, wellbeing and organisational risk.

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Diagnostics, surveys and support reviews to see where money worries are showing up, so you can act before they affect confidence, wellbeing and performance.

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Give your managers, HR and wellbeing leads the training, skillset and boundaries to handle money conversations confidently and guide people towards appropriate help.

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Connect employees with confidential financial coaching, guidance and signposting they understand and can use, helping reduce distraction, absence, turnover and avoidable pressure on your people, their families and your organisation.

What does employee financial distress mean for your role?

Understand the organisational cost, risk and strategic implications of employee financial distress to your organisation.

For CEOs and senior leaders

Build a structured approach that connects employee support, management capability, policy and culture.

For HR and people professionals

Recognise how financial pressure may affect behaviour, workflows, attendance and performance.

For operations leaders and managers

Strengthen safe conversations, boundaries, signposting and access to appropriate support.

For wellbeing leads and Mental Health First Aiders

Build a safe, strong response to money pressure

TRAIN

CPD-certified Financial Wellbeing First Aider training builds internal capability where employees are most likely to turn.

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CONNECT

Connect strategy, internal capability and employee help so financial wellbeing becomes consistent, visible and trusted.

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SUPPORT

Reduce the impact of money worries on concentration, attendance, performance and day-to-day workplace confidence.

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The Financial Wellbeing First Aider training was extremely well received by our team. They found the session both engaging and valuable, with many commenting on how it helped them feel more confident in supporting others with financial wellbeing conversations.
I'd certainly recommend the training for organisations
Caroline Domanski MBE
CEO
No1 CopperPot Credit Union

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Money Beam do?

Money Beam helps you spot when money worries may be affecting your people, respond in a safe and practical way, and connect employees with support they can actually use. Our work is built around RECOGNISE, RESPOND and REACH.

Who is Money Beam for?

We work with organisations that want a comprehensive and effective way to support the financial wellbeing of their people as well as reduce strategic, operational, financial and reputational risk. That includes senior leaders, HR teams, managers, wellbeing leads, Mental Health First Aiders and workplace champions.

Why does workplace financial wellbeing matter?

Money pressure affects concentration, confidence, attendance, relationships and performance at work. It can also lead to higher absence, lower productivity, more pressure on managers, HR, and increased staff turnover.

How is Money Beam different from other financial wellbeing support?

Many services focus only on giving employees information or benefits. Money Beam helps you understand; what is really happening in your organisation, build confidence in the people supporting staff, and make it easier for employees to take practical action and get the support they need to prevent issues from getting worse.

What is Financial Wellbeing First Aider training?

It is CPD-certified training that helps trusted workplace roles recognise possible signs of financial distress, start safe conversations, provide practical support and confidently signpost employees to the right support. It is designed to help your people feel confident without stepping beyond their role. It is not a financial advice role.

Do you offer direct support for employees?

Yes. Through Financial Coaching and Guidance, employees get confidential, one-to -one practical support to understand their situation, work out priorities and take sensible next steps. Support can be offered online or onsite depending on what suits your organisation. We also provide group workshops and awareness sessions.

What is the difference between a Financial adviser and a Financial coach?

A regulated financial adviser assesses your circumstances and can recommend specific financial products or regulated courses of action, such as investments, pensions or certain insurance products.

A financial coach helps you understand your current position, clarify your priorities, explore the options available and decide on practical next steps. Coaching can also help you build confidence, improve financial habits and stay accountable for the actions you choose to take.

Money Beam provides Financial Coaching and Guidance. We do not recommend specific financial products or provide regulated financial advice. Where regulated financial advice or specialist support is needed, we can help you identify an appropriate authorised provider or support service.

Talk with us

See where financial pressure is affecting your people, your managers and your organisation, then take practical next steps with confidence.

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