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Financial wellness benefits a ‘must-have’ work perk: Vestwell

Poll of more than 1,200 workers highlights shifting savings habits, student debt woes, and overwhelming demand for advisors.

Confronted with mounting economic challenges and uncertain prospects for retirement, workers across the US increasingly expect their employers to lend a hand with enhanced financial wellness benefits.

Vestwell’s annual Savings Industry Report, which draws from a survey of over 1,200 employees a

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