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Financial Wellbeing Program

Empowering working Americans to achieve greater financial security through timely, personalized, and actionable financial education.

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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation is launching a financial wellbeing program to help strengthen the financial security of American workers. In partnership with employers and trusted community facilitators, the program delivers in-person financial education to employees through small-group cohorts. Working together, this program aims to prove that financial wellbeing is a workforce issue that builds towards a future of stronger employee retention and productivity, economically resilient communities, and generational financial empowerment.

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Financial Education as a Business Imperative

  • Financially stressed employees
    are five times more likely to be distracted at work.
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  • The average worker
    spends 3.3 hours a week dealing with financial issues at work, costing U.S. employers more than $1.1 trillion a year.
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  • 85% of employees
    would feel more invested in staying at their company if it offered financial benefits tailored to their needs.
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The Pilot

  • 12
    week in-person series
  • 10-12
    coworkers in each cohort
  • 6
    personalized presentations
On the Horizon: Why Financial Wellbeing Matters for America’s Workforce

In the latest edition of “On the Horizon,” Innovation Scholar Clementine McLemore explores how employer-led financial wellbeing programs could help workers.

Join the Pilot

Join the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation as a founding partner to launch and scale our Financial Wellbeing Program for America’s workers. To learn more and become a founding partner, complete our interest form.

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