Financial literacy sessions for employees in India

Practical workplace sessions that help employees understand everyday money topics—from salary and budgeting to tax, insurance and long-term planning. Choose online, on-site or hybrid delivery for your workforce.

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What is a workplace financial literacy session?

A workplace financial literacy session is a structured learning session that explains common financial concepts in plain language. It is designed for education and general questions; it is not a promise of outcomes or a substitute for personalised, regulated advice.

Illustration of a workplace financial literacy session

Choose a format that fits your workforce

Online sessions work across locations; on-site sessions support in-room interaction; hybrid delivery can serve distributed teams. Confirm group size, language, duration, accessibility and facilitator availability during planning.

Online

Reach employees across locations with a shared live session.

On-site

Support in-room interaction where teams are together.

Hybrid

Serve distributed teams with a mix of online and in-person delivery.

Popular session topics

Salary and payslips; budgeting and emergency funds; debt and loans; insurance basics; tax awareness; mutual funds and SIP concepts; EPF, NPS and retirement. Prioritise topics using employee questions and existing benefits—not a fixed product agenda.

How a Saventh session works

A simple, private, employee-first process.

  1. HR and Saventh reviewing a workforce dashboard together

    Share context

    HR shares workforce context and learning priorities.

  2. Proposed scope clipboard with goals, format, and boundaries

    Agree scope

    Saventh proposes scope, format and boundaries.

  3. HR inviting employees to join a financial wellness session

    Attend voluntarily

    HR communicates the session and employees attend voluntarily.

  4. HR reviewing privacy-safe session feedback

    Review privately

    HR receives privacy-safe feedback and decides if follow-up education is needed.

How HR can evaluate a session

Agree a small measurement set before launch: registrations, attendance, questions by topic, optional confidence feedback and demand for another session. Report at group level and avoid claims that one session caused productivity, retention or financial-behaviour change.

Read Saventh’s privacy policy for how information is handled. See the broader employee financial wellness programme or financial wellness benefits for programme context.

Frequently asked questions

Can sessions be online or on-site?

Yes; select online, on-site or hybrid delivery during planning, subject to location and availability.

Which topics can be covered?

Common topics include salary, budgeting, debt, insurance, tax, investing concepts and retirement.

Is personalised advice included?

The session provides general education. Any optional personalised service must be clearly separated with applicable disclosures.

What does HR receive after the session?

Use agreed, aggregated participation and feedback measures; do not share individual financial details.

Is the session free for HR?

Confirm the current commercial policy during booking; do not publish a zero-cost claim unless it is universally accurate.

Plan a financial literacy session for your employees

Share workforce size, locations, preferred format and priority topics so the session can be scoped appropriately.

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