Financial wellness for your team

Your team’s money stress is already costing you.

12th & Good Street is a financial wellness program built around something most programs skip — an actual conversation with someone who has nothing to sell.

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59%

of employees report financial stress

PwC, 2026

3.3 hrs

per week lost to personal financial issues at work

American Institute of Stress

83%

of Gen Z will use employer financial wellness when offered

PwC, 2026

The real cost

People bring money stress to work. It shows up as distraction, turnover, and disengagement.

Most workplace financial wellness looks like a portal nobody logs into, or a webinar with a product pitch waiting at the end. Employees know the difference. When the “help” is really a sales channel, people don’t use it — and the stress stays.

What actually works is simpler than most vendors make it sound: give people access to a real person they can trust, and let them talk about what’s on their mind. That’s what this program is.

Why 12th & Good

Human-first financial wellness.

A person, not a portal

Most financial wellness programs are a login to a tool that goes unused. This is a real conversation with a real person — and it tends to get used because it actually helps.

No product behind the advice

Coaches on 12th & Good Street are fee-only. They don't earn commission and don't sell products. That changes what they recommend, and your team can feel the difference.

Private by default

You sponsor the access. What someone discusses in their session stays between them and their coach. You see whether the benefit is being used, not what anyone said.

Benefits navigation

Your team has benefits they’re not fully using.

Most employees don’t fully understand what’s available to them — they’re leaving 401(k) match money on the table, skipping their HSA, or confused about disability coverage. A 12th & Good Street coach helps them understand and use the benefits you’re already paying for.

That means better ROI on your existing benefits spend — not just another line item.

Common gaps a coach can help close

Not contributing enough to get the full employer match
HSA or FSA available but unused
Life and disability coverage not understood
EAP exists but nobody knows about it
Tuition reimbursement going unclaimed
Try the free benefits checkup

The program

What your team gets access to.

Everything is built around the same idea: give people a safe place to talk about money with someone who’s actually on their side.

1:1 coaching sessions

Over video, with a vetted, fee-only coach. This is the core — a real conversation about whatever's on their mind.

Free intro call for every employee

No commitment, no cost to them. A way to see if coaching is something they'd find useful before booking a full session.

Group sessions & lunch-and-learns

A coach presents on a topic your team cares about — debt, investing basics, homebuying — and takes real questions afterward.

Written plans & next steps

Every session ends with something concrete. Not a binder — a short, plain-language plan they can act on the same week.

AI Money Coach — 24/7 access

Between sessions, your team can chat with an AI trained in our coaching approach. It answers money questions in plain English, anytime.

Any money topic, no judgment

Debt, budgeting, a first home, a big life change. There's no topic too basic and no situation too messy.

Aggregate usage reporting

You see how many people are using the benefit and whether it's landing — never an individual's numbers, notes, or plan.

How it works

Getting started is a conversation, not a procurement cycle.

01

We scope the program together

We'll talk about your team's size, what you're already offering, and what would actually be useful. There's no standard package — we figure out the right fit.

02

Your team books privately

Employees choose a coach and book on their own time. The cost is covered by you, and nobody has to ask permission or explain why.

03

You see the impact, not the details

You get aggregate reporting — participation rates, session counts, topics by category. Never an individual's conversation, numbers, or plan.

Pricing

Two ways to fund the program.

We’re building this with our founding employer partners right now, so pricing is flexible and negotiable. Let’s figure out what makes sense for your team.

Session pool

Fund a block of sessions your whole team can draw from. A good way to start and see how people use it.

Per session

You fund a pool · team books as needed

  • No per-employee commitment
  • Top up anytime
  • Includes group sessions
  • Aggregate usage reporting
Scope a pool

Per-seat

Full program

Give every employee standing access to the full financial wellness program as an ongoing benefit.

Per employee / mo

Ongoing access · predictable budgeting

  • Every employee covered
  • Free intro call for everyone
  • Group sessions & lunch-and-learns
  • Onboarding & comms support
Scope per-seat
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Privacy is how this earns trust.

Coaching is confidential. You see whether the benefit is being used — not who said what, and not anyone’s personal numbers. Because coaches are fee-only, there’s no product pitch waiting inside the session. That’s what makes people willing to actually talk.

Get started

Tell us about your team.

We’ll set up a call to talk through what you’re already offering, what’s missing, and whether this would be a good fit. No pitch deck — just a conversation.

Founding-partner pricing while we launch
Flexible — no long-term contract required
A real person will reply (it's probably Tony)

We’ll only use this to get back to you.

Financial wellness that people actually use.

Most programs sit on a shelf. This one is a conversation — and that’s why it works.