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POLL: People First, Programs Second is a:
a) Campaign slogan b) Marketing phrase c) Consideration for 2014
total rewards planning d) Typo
1. Speaker & HelloWallet Introduction
2. Designing Total Rewards Programs
3. People First, Programs Second
4. Employer Spotlight
5. Questions
Agenda
Rob Pinkerton Chief Marketing Officer, HelloWallet
John Lang Customer Success Manager, HelloWallet
Speakers
Behavioral Science Driven Software Backed by Consumer Finance Expertise
HelloWallet
Webby Winner Best Financial Services Website for 2013
• Program Benchmarking • Employee surveys & focus groups
But do these account for employee behavior?
Total rewards programs today are developed using numerous strategies and metrics including:
Designing Total Rewards Programs
POLL: What role does employee behavior play in your total rewards design?
a) A big role b) A moderate role c) A small role d) No role at all
“ So far, we’ve paid off 6 cards – almost $10,000. A huge unintended benefit of HelloWallet is that it helped my marriage.” – Jonathan
“ We don’t really have a savings account – I know the plan is to pay down one more credit card and then we’ll free up money to put into a savings account.” – New HelloWallet Member
“ The traditional paths to retirement are changing – they might not be available. Sometimes my fear takes me to a place of inaction.” – HelloWallet Member
“ I finally feel like I have control over the family budget which has always been a real weakness for me.” – HelloWallet Ambassador
70% of people live paycheck to paycheck
Employees are not financially ready to engage in consumer-driven benefits
of employees spend 2-4 hour per day dealing with financial issues
leaked out of 401(k) plans in 2012 to access short-term capital
people don't adopt CDHP is fear of deductible
1/3 $70B
#1 REASON
people don't adopt HSA/FSA is no understanding of what they spend #1
REASON
No holistic data about people to inform program investments
Little to no data to support decision making or measure performance
Limited ability to predict outcomes based on employee behaviors ROI measured emotionally versus objectively
$6 Billion spend annually on investment advice which has nominal impact on portfolio wealth compared to savings Health programs increasing at 3x inflation while CDHP adoption is low Traditional financial planning programs cost prohibitive and yield average of 3-5% participation
Yet, benefits investments do no address foundational needs
Our Product Delivers a “Win-Win”
Unbiased financial guidance to budget, plan, and increase prosperity
Drives increased readiness for consumer driven Benefits
Connects with Benefits best suited to individual needs (401(k), HSA, FSA, Insurance)
New data intelligence about the holistic needs of employees to better align Total Rewards investments
ROI realized in the form of cost savings and program improvements outcomes
POLL: Do you know how much money was removed from your 401(k) last year for non-retirement purposes? a) Yes
b) No
People-centric impetus for providing financial guidance to workforce:
Means to positively improve financial behavior
Means to achieve prosperity through a proven
data-driven approach
People-centric impetus for providing financial guidance to workforce:
Means to achieve a solid financial foundation
Means to improve individual retirement readiness
“ We learned the average employee is not looking for investment advice, they are looking to find the extra dollar to save to start with.” – Andrea Smith, Director of Health Wellness & Benefits March McLennan Companies
POLL: What would you like more data around to inform total reward decisions?
a) Retirement readiness b) Financial stress c) Financial wellness d) Health spending
Want to Learn More? Visit our website
www.hellowallet.com Contact a HelloWallet representative