workplace solution - life time financial security
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Employer challenges
• Incre ase d num be r of part-tim e , te m porary and contract
e m ploye e s
• O ve r-re liance on com pany plans
• Re spons ib ility to e d ucate
• Incre as ing costs of provid ing be ne fits
• C halle nge be com e s how to provid e m ore at low cost
Employee challenges• Like e m ploye rs , the re are also challe nge s that
e m ploye e s face
• Many of the se challe nge s are re lative ly ne w; the
ge ne ration prior to us like ly d id n’t e xpe rie nce the se
challe nge s
Life Expectancy Male Age 65
12.5
13.5
14.5
15.5
16.5
1920 1940 1960 1980 2000
Ye
ars
Employee challenges:
Increasing life expectancy
General Population mortality; Statistics Canada
Source : HRDC, Statistics Canada, Florida State University, McKinsey analysis
Employer plans
Government
Age
Employer plans
Government
Growing life
expectancy
Shrinking guaranteed
income
PastPast FutureFuture
65 75 85 65 75 85
Employee challenges:
Shifting the retirement savings burden
Employee challenges:
Shifting the healthcare cost burden
Source : CIHI Spending Database; Statistics Canada; McKinsey Analysis
9%
34%
57%
Individual
Government
Employer 9%
70%
21%
2005 2015
Employee challenges
• Inse curity
• H e ighte ne d aware ne ss of e arly re tire m e nt
• More com ple x group plans and d ifficult inve stm e nt
choice s
• Ne e d for inform ation without pre ssure and
conve nie ntly offe re d
Canadian statistics• 1 /3 of C anad ians worry the y will outlive the ir bank accounts . 1
• 30 ye ar old s are m ore conce rne d about saving for re tire m e nt
than pre vious ge ne rations… but s till want to re tire be fore age
65. 2
• 60% surve ye d said that the m ost im portant fe ature the ir
com pany could offe r in m anaging pe ns ion as se ts would be
acce ss to profe ss ional financial ad vice . 2
• O nly 25% of C anad ians have a form al, writte n financial plan. 3
(1 ) D e cim a Re se arch Poll, 2007
(2) Roge rs H e althcare and F inancial S e rvice s G roup, 2007
(3) Ipsos -R e id , 2006
Percent of those who answered significant/some advice needed
Choos ing inves tment products
Developing an overall plan
Determining as s et allocation
Contingency planning
Choos ing guaranteed income products
Choos ing ins urance products
Source: McKinsey Affluent Consumer Retirement Survey; Investor Economics
Planning for tax-related is s ues
72
71
70
64
59
57
43
The se sh ifts have cre ate d an e ve n
gre ate r ne e d for m ore com pre he ns ive
ad vice .
Workplace S olutions will he lp your
e m ploye e s ge t th is ad vice .
WPS services
• 1 7 financial inform ation s e m inars
• O ne -on-one financial consulting
• Trans ition se rvice s
• Re tire m e nt se rvice s
• E xe cutive s e rvice s
#1 - Seminars
• pre se nte d by a profe s s ional, traine d and lice nse d ad visor
• m ost e m ploye rs launch with “Bu ild ing a financial road m ap”
s e m inar
• one se m inar top ic pe r quarte r
• one hour in le ngth
• e d ucational - no prod uct, no com pany
• fe e d back form s
• ad vance d s ign-up re qu ire d (sugge st m in im um of 1 0 to m axim um
of 25 atte nd e e s )
#2 – One-on-one consultations
At work or off-s ite :
• as a re sult of atte nd ing a s e m inar (fe e d back form )
• ad hoc (FAX form , e m ail te m plate )
• re gularly s che d ule d in the workplace
Proce ss for one -on-one s d e pe nd s on e m ploye e
ne e d s :
• spe cific prod uct ne e d (i.e . m ortgage insurance )
• one aspe ct of the ir financial plan (i.e . re tire m e nt planning)
• com ple te financial ne e d s analys is
– how e m ploye e be ne fits , gove rnm e nt be ne fits and pe rsonal
plans fit toge the r
PATH financial needs analysis
• com ple tion of bookle t
• curre nt s tate of affairs vs . goals
• re com m e nd ation on how to ad d re ss gaps
• d e taile d pe rsonal re port
#3 – Transition services
• Inform ation on financial aspe cts of trans itioning such
as :
– continu ing cove rage for life , he alth/d e ntal, e tc.
– trans itioning group pe ns ion / R R S P m one y
– options to cons id e r with s e ve rance package s
• “Trans ition and change ” se m inar
• O ne -on-one consultations can be re que ste d by:
– E m ail te m plate or FAX form
#4 - Retirement services
• Inform ation on financial aspe cts of re tire m e nt such
as :
– continu ing cove rage for life , he alth/d e ntal, e tc.
– trans itioning group pe ns ion / R R S P m one y
– e d ucation on R R IFs , LIF s , payout annu itie s , e tc.
• “Now that you ’re re tiring” se m inar for e m ploye e s 50+
• O ne -on-one consultations can be re que ste d by:
– E m ail te m plate or FAX form
#5 - Executive services
• C onsultation with tax, e state and bus ine ss planning
e xpe rts
• Fle xib ility: at work or at hom e
• In-d e pth re ports for com ple x planning s ituations
• Re ports and s trate gie s for im ple m e ntation
Summary of services
• 1 7 financial inform ation s e m inars
• O ne -on-one financial consulting
• Trans ition se rvice s
• Re tire m e nt se rvice s
• E xe cutive s e rvice s
Value to employees
• Profe ss ional ad vice and inform ation
• Non-thre ate ning, fre e d om to choose
• No cost, no obligation
• Available to all e m ploye e s , includ ing part-tim e ,
contract, te m porary, e tc.
• O pportunity to be proactive – not re active
Value to you
• E nhance s e m ploye r/e m ploye e re lationsh ip
• U nique e m ploye e program that he lps pe ople
und e rstand the b igge r p icture of how the ir group
plans and pe rsonal plans fit toge the r
• E nhance d appre ciation and und e rstand ing of
e m ploye r be ne fits
• Acce ss to corporate in itiative with nation-wid e
d e live ry
Next steps…You d e cid e :
• which of the s e rvice s you want to offe r
• be st tim e to launch program
I will partne r with you on:
• logis tics (d ate , tim e , s e m inar top ic, e tc.)
• locations
• fe e d back
• re com m e nd ations
• com m unication
– e m ail announce m e nt/intrane t m e ssage
– payroll s tuffe r
– poste rs