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Burnout is a pervasive issue in healthcare, impacting not only employee well-being but also patient care and organizational stability.

Building financial security for your family is essential for ensuring a stable and prosperous future. From managing household finances to planning for education costs and long-term goals, families face unique challenges that require careful planning.

Financial literacy is the foundation of sound financial decision-making and a critical life skill. Whether you're a student, working professional, or nearing retirement, understanding the basics of personal finance is essential for building a secure financial future

Work-life balance is a critical issue for healthcare workers, who often face long hours, unpredictable shifts, and emotionally demanding work.

In today’s rapidly evolving healthcare landscape, the ability to make data-driven decisions is more critical than ever.

Healthcare workers are often on the front lines of high-pressure situations, leading to intense stress and burnout.

Financial wellness is more than just having money in the bank; it’s about achieving long-term financial stability, reducing stress, and enhancing overall quality of life.

National Career Development Month is an excellent opportunity for employers to evaluate how they can better support their employees' professional growth and financial well-being.

Working in healthcare often means long hours, high stress, and complex financial situations. Between managing student loans, saving for the future, and balancing personal expenses, the financial challenges healthcare professionals face are unique.

As a hospital worker, your dedication to patient care is second to none. However, in the midst of caring for others, it’s easy to overlook your own medical expenses.

As a hospital employee, planning for your financial future is critical, and understanding the various retirement savings options available to you is the first step.

In the demanding and often unpredictable field of healthcare, having a financial safety net is more important than ever.

The nursing profession is facing significant retention challenges, with an alarming 23% of nurses considering leaving their roles for travel nursing or entirely different fields​.

The burden of student loan debt is often viewed as a challenge for younger generations, but recent reports reveal a growing number of older Americans still struggling to repay their loans.

October is National Financial Planning Month, making it an ideal time for hospital workers—whether you're a doctor, nurse, or support staff—to focus on improving your financial health.

‍The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is a crucial tool for students seeking financial aid for college. In 2024, a revamped FAFSA was introduced to simplify the application process, making it more accessible and user-friendly.

October is National Financial Planning Month, a perfect time for U.S. hospital workers to assess their financial health and make smart decisions for their future. Hospital workers face unique financial challenges, from managing student debt to navigating unpredictable work hours.

As of September 30, 2024, two critical federal student loan relief measures—the "on-ramp" for student loan repayments and the Fresh Start program—are ending, signaling a major shift for borrowers.

In a recent settlement, Navient, one of the largest student loan servicers in the U.S., was banned from servicing federal student loans. This regulatory shift presents a unique challenge—and opportunity—for hospital systems and their Chief Human Resource Officers (CHROs). As hospitals continue to prioritize employee financial wellness, ensuring that staff receive the right student loan advice has never been more crucial. For CHROs, this moment offers a chance to implement strategic, employee-centric solutions like PeopleJoy to ensure hospital employees are well-supported in managing their student debt.