SECURITY BENEFIT


Financial Wellness CHANGING THE WAY PEOPLE LOOK AT RETIREMENT.


Because everyone deserves an opportunity to create financial security. In the wake of the pandemic, wellness has become a growing area of focus for employers.1


Financial education and


training are increasingly important to employees, with a recent survey indicating 80% of employees want support from employers on several personal finance topics including retirement.2


At Security Benefit, we see retirement as a process that starts well before your employees end their career. That’s why we provide resources you need to support the well-being of educators and staff at any stage of their investment journey.


Ongoing support for every stage of the retirement journey.


Educational Seminars Women & Money Navigating Your


Investment Journey Life Stage Investing


Local Financial Professionals


Experienced in working


with educators and school business officials


Mobile App


Provides planning tools and education resources


to expand financial know-how and well-being


Help your employees navigate their path To and Through Retirement®


Don Wiley National Director Eastern Division 609.306.0817 Don.Wiley@SecurityBenefi t.com


. Brianne Johnson


Regional Director, Affi liated Relationsips Western Division 785.230.7017 Brianne.Johnson@SecurityBenefi t.com


1 Harvard Business Review hbr.org/2022/01/ 11-trends-that-will-shape-work-in-2022-and-beyond 2 Forbes.com/sites/jeannemeister/2022/01/05/top-ten-hr-trends-for-the-2022-workplace


Neither Security Benefi t Corporation nor its affi liates are fi duciaries. This information is general in nature and intended for use with the general public. For additional information, including any specifi c advice or recommendations, please visit with your fi nancial professional.


Services off ered through Security Distributors, a subsidiary of Security Benefi t Corporation (“Security Benefi t”).


One Security Benefit Place | Topeka, KS 66636 | SecurityBenefit.com SB-10017-38 | 2022/03/02


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