Last week, Delta Dental Colorado saw some much-deserved recognition for adding financial wellness to its employee benefits program. Since launching Best Money Moves in May, 65 percent of the company’s employees have started their journey toward dialing back their financial stress.

Helen Drexler, CEO of Delta Dental Colorado, had many kind things to say about what Best Money Moves does for her employees.

“I think financial wellbeing is something many employers are beginning to see as a foundational part of any benefit strategy,” she said. “If employees aren’t feeling financially healthy, they suffer stress and it impacts their ability to be focused and work effectively in the workplace.”

Workers of all generations benefit from Best Money Moves’ customizable tools. Our proprietary algorithm, designed to respond to employees’ unique financial concerns, provides tailor-made collections of articles, videos, calculators and other educational materials that help people get a better handle on their money.

“My 64-year-old employee might have different financial questions than my 25-year-old employee,” Drexler continued. “Their ability to customize based on the end user was really innovative.”

See what else she had to say about Best Money Moves.

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