Initiative for Financial Wellbeing partners with Aegon

‘Not just a sponsor’

Tom Ellis
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The Initiative for Financial Wellbeing (IFW) has partnered with life company Aegon as its first founder partner member.

The agreement between the not-for-profit and Aegon will see the life and platform company promote and support wellbeing among its clients and employees. This will include a number of initiatives, including development content and research, joint events and webinars, alongside online services and tool creation. Launched in 2019, IFW has 160 members across the financial advice, planning and coaching community. Chris Budd: How financial wellbeing helps clients IFW chairman Chris Budd (pictured) said: "We are delighted to mark another significant milestone for the IFW in signing our fi...

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