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  • Have you started Budgeting for the festive season?

    • September 18, 2018
    • Posted by: Seedofpro
    • Category: Corporate Wellness, Credit report, Debt restruction, Financial litteracy
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    Did you spend money on things you shouldn’t have last festive season? Here are some tips on how to budget so you won’t be eating crackers in January 1. Do your research on what it is that you would like to buy With technology today, you can log onto any online shop and compare the prices of

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  • Financial Stress in the Workplace: Prevention is Better than Cure

    • March 7, 2018
    • Posted by: Seedofpro
    • Category: Corporate Wellness, Debt restruction, Employee wellness, Finance & accounting, Financial litteracy, Financial wellness, Midiation
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    When it comes to financial stress in the workplace, my advice is that ‘Prevention is better than cure’. This was a term I never really understood when as a child my dentist used to threaten me with it, but I am starting to get it now. Often stopping a problem before it comes to pass is

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  • Why People Do — and Don’t — Participate in Wellness Programs

    • February 2, 2018
    • Posted by: Seedofpro
    • Category: Corporate Wellness, Debt sollution, Financial litteracy, Financial wellness, wellness programs
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    Two of the most interesting nuggets to come out were insights into how big of a role fear and embarrassment play in people’s feelings about their company’s financial wellness programs. What do I mean, exactly? Here are the stats that jumped out at us: 1. Employees want down-to-earth, non-threatening financial guidance Fifty-six percent (56%) of employees wish the financial resources offered by their

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  • 3 Secrets of Successful Savers

    • January 22, 2018
    • Posted by: Seedofpro
    • Category: Corporate Wellness, Credit report, Debt restruction, Debt sollution, Employee wellness, Financial litteracy, Financial wellness
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    Wondering how to spend less and save more? Learn from the best savers out there. Live within your means One of this stage pieces of advice is to avoid using credit cards. Many people use credit to buy things they can’t afford, but doing so creates a perpetual cycle of debt. By living within your means,

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