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Lack of financial control affects employees’ mental health

By Janice Roberts at New Media
1 November 2019 • 1 min read

Elna Van Wyk, Head of Underwriting and Disability Management,
Momentum Corporate

There is increasing evidence that poor financial literacy can have a negative effect on a person’s state of mind, leaving them feeling powerless and unable to deal with sources of financial stress. This adds to the growing impact of other mental health distractors such as depression, burnout and mental exhaustion. The result is disengaged, less productive employees. (more…)


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