Overview
My Money Matters partners with employers across local government, the private sector, and the NHS to deliver tailored financial wellbeing support for diverse workforces. The service blends expert-led financial education, personalised coaching, and a growing suite of benefits (savings and investments, mortgage advice, wills, and insurance) to help employees navigate pensions, plan for the future, and access practical money guidance via a single platform. This makes it easier for employees to engage with money matters and reduce financial stress. Unlike generic financial help, My Money Matters emphasizes inclusion and ease of use, offering a customised toolkit for each employer and workforce. Its goal is to create a more financially confident workforce, improve engagement, and adapt to evolving needs across partners.
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What believers are saying
- October 2026 product expansion added AI money coach Max and payroll-linked Auto Savings.
- The company claims over 1,000,000 employees and 400-plus employers, signaling distribution traction.
- Faraday promoted new product and commercial leaders in 2026, supporting a scaling push.
What critics are saying
- DailyPay, Payactiv, and Chime Workplace pressure pricing and features in employer-paid pay access.
- Workday, Oracle, and ADP integrations remain in progress, slowing enterprise conversions and renewals.
- If public-sector procurement tightens, My Money Matters loses its highest-trust customer channel quickly.
What makes My Money Matters unique
- My Money Matters bundles earned wage access, savings, pensions, and coaching in one payroll platform.
- It targets UK public-sector employers, including NHS and local government, with deep payroll integrations.
- Its ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and Cyber Essentials Plus certifications strengthen procurement trust.
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