Email templates
You can use our email templates to promote all the various tools and calculators that your employees get access to through financial wellbeing service.
Our email template wording has been approved by Royal London for use in its current format, please only alter highlighted or bracketed wording. Royal London is not responsible for any further changes you make to the content.
Engagement resources
You can use these items to highlight how employees can get help and support with their financial resilience. The PDF's can't be edited but can be downloaded to promote the benefits of the financial wellbeing service.
Financial wellbeing service poster
Download and print this poster to tell employees about the financial wellbeing service.
Pension contribution tool poster
Download and print this poster to tell employees about the pension contribution tool.
Later life guidance poster
Download and print this poster to tell employees about later life guidance.
Financial wellbeing service intranet banner
Use this banner to promote the service on your intranet.
Pension contribution tool intranet banner
Use this banner to promote the pension contribution tool on your intranet.
Later life guidance service intranet banner
Use this banner to promote later life guidance on your intranet.
Financial wellbeing service email footer
Download this footer to add to your emails to tell your employees about the service.
Financial wellbeing service employee leaflet
Give your employee more about how the financial wellbeing service can help them.
Videos
Financial wellbeing service demo
Demo the service with your employees to help them understand how it can support their financial resilience.
Video transcript
It can be difficult to know when and how you should spend and save your money. Our financial wellbeing service is designed to help you with all money-related matters by providing engaging and personalised guidance that's most relevant to you and your financial needs.
Whether you need support with reducing your bills, guidance on building your savings or where you should start with buying your first home, our financial wellbeing service is there to lend a helping hand.
It's easy to get started, simply access the service by logging in to your Royal London online service account, if it’s your first login you just need to register on the Royal London website.
Or head to the tools section of the Royal London mobile app. If you're not registered yet, you'll just need your plan number to hand.
The first time you log in you'll need to complete the financial health check, an interactive chat that helps to build a holistic picture of your finances. Simply answer a series of multiple-choice questions about your finances - including your spending, borrowing, and saving and we'll calculate your financial wellbeing score.
Based on your answers and score the service creates a personalised dashboard with a range of tailored topics to help you better understand your finances. You'll be presented with the most relevant topics for your personal circumstances, each topic is then broken into easily manageable chunks so you can read at your own pace.
So, what can you do on the service? You can read engaging articles and guides and watch videos) on the topics that matter to you, including planning for retirement, building up your savings and managing debt.
You'll also have access to a number of interactive tools, like our retirement options calculator so you can visualise what life might look like when you reach retirement and our free benefits calculator, which checks over 30 different benefits available in the UK to see if you're entitled to any of the billions of pounds of government benefits that go unclaimed each year.
The service is designed around you and your needs, so if your circumstances change you can take the financial health check again to update your score and evolve your dashboard and tasks to improve your ongoing financial future.
Log in to online service or the Royal London mobile app to access your financial wellbeing service today and start to take control of your finances.