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Help Employees Navigate the High-Cost Season with FinFit’s Holiday Survival Guide 

The holiday season is a time for joy and celebration, but it can also bring significant financial stress for many. Between buying gifts, traveling, and hosting festive gatherings, Americans are expected to spend an average of $1,778 during this period. It’s no wonder so many turn to credit or incur debt to cover these expenses, with about 37% taking two months or more to recover financially. 

Even if it’s not always obvious, the stress of holiday spending can deeply impact employees’ personal lives and their performance at work. In fact, 9 out of 10 people cite money as a top stressor during the holidays, and with 28% out of the Americans who haven’t paid off their credit card purchases from the 2023 season yet, the financial strain lingers long after the season ends. 

For employers, this can lead to various challenges in the workplace. Financial stress doesn’t stay at home, it affects focus, productivity, and overall morale. The good news? The holidays don’t have to be a time of financial anxiety. Equipping your employees with tools and resources to manage their finances effectively allows them to enjoy the season without the burden of debt. In turn, you’ll see the benefits in their engagement, productivity, and loyalty. 

Ready to make a difference? Download the FinFit Holiday Survival Guide and see how a little support can lead to a happier, healthier, and more focused workplace.