Couple on Laptop Image.png

Feel Good Hub explained for employees.

A woman and a man are on a bed in a bright, modern bedroom. The man is lying down, holding a tablet, wearing a white t-shirt and dark pants. The woman is standing on the bed, wearing a grey turtleneck sweater and jeans, smiling with arms raised. There are large potted plants, a small TV, and a window with curtains in the background.

Your Financial Wellbeing at Work

Your employer has given you access to the Feel Good Hub, and it is genuinely worth a few minutes of your time to explore. It’s a set of real financial benefits, from mortgage and protection advice to will writing and money guidance, and it costs you nothing to use. This page explains what you get, how to make the most of it, and a few simple ways to feel more in control of your money.

What you get through the Feel Good Hub

The Hub gives you access to qualified, regulated financial help through your workplace, whenever you need it. Depending on your employer’s package, that includes:

  • •Financial advice and guidance, so you have somewhere trusted to turn with money questions.
  • •Mortgage advice, whether you are buying your first home, moving or thinking about remortgaging.
  • •Protection reviews, covering life insurance, critical illness cover and income protection, so your home and family are looked after.
  • •Will writing for Hub members, to make sure your wishes are clear.
  • •Mortgage monitoring, which keeps an eye on rates so you are told if you could switch to a better deal.
  • •Everyday partner perks across wellbeing and lifestyle.

Using any of it is simple: you get in touch through the Hub, have a no-pressure conversation with an adviser, and take it from there. There is no cost to you for taking part, and any fees on specific services are always explained clearly before you go ahead.

What is financial wellbeing?

Financial wellbeing is simply feeling secure and in control of your money: managing day to day, being able to handle the unexpected, and feeling on track for the future (Money and Pensions Service). It is not about how much you earn so much as how confident and in control you feel, and small steps can make a real difference.

Simple ways to improve your financial wellbeing.

You do not need to overhaul your whole life to feel better about money. A few practical habits go a long way, and our Feel Good Hub can help with several of them:

  • •Know where your money goes. A simple budget, even a rough one, is the foundation of feeling in control (MoneyHelper).
  • •Build a small buffer. Even a modest emergency fund takes the fear out of an unexpected bill.
  • •Check the big commitments. Your mortgage and your protection are usually your largest financial decisions, and small improvements there matter most, which is exactly what the Hub can review for you.
  • •Use the free help you have. Talking things through with an adviser through the Hub is one of the quickest ways to turn worry into a plan.
  • •Talk about money. It feels awkward, but naming a worry is often the first step to sorting it.

The single most useful thing you can do is start. Booking one conversation through the Hub, about your mortgage, your protection or just where to begin, often clears up more than hours of scrolling on your own.

Speak to our advisors today.

Got a money question, or wondering whether your mortgage or protection could be better?

Get in touch through the Hub for a free, no-pressure chat with an adviser. It costs you nothing, and it is the easiest way to start feeling more in control.

Feel Good Hub FAQs

  • No, your employer pays a monthly subscription, so taking part is free for you. Some services, such as will writing, may be offered at a discounted rate rather than free, and any fees are always explained clearly before you go ahead.

  • Yes, the advice through the Hub is provided by Feel Good Financial, and we are a regulated firm, so you are getting proper, qualified financial advice rather than generic tips. You can see the exact regulatory details confirmed in the Hub.

  • Mortgages, protection such as life insurance and income protection, will writing, mortgage rate monitoring and general money guidance, plus everyday partner perks. If you are not sure where to start, just ask, and an adviser will point you in the right direction.

  • Your conversations with the advisers are between you and them. Your employer pays for the benefit but does not see your personal financial details.

  • Yes, the feeling of being secure and in control of your money is important, both day to day and for the future. Improving it is less about earning more and more about having a plan and the right support, both of which the Hub is there to help with.