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Improving your finances with AI

Access PayWise+’s new AI-powered financial guidance feature, which helps employees manage money smarter through personalised budgeting, spending insights, savings tools, and retail discounts to improve financial wellbeing.

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Written by Gemma Langley
Updated over 2 months ago

Financial wellbeing is becoming a top priority for today’s workforce, and Access PayWise+ is leading the way with its latest innovation: AI-powered financial guidance, designed to help employees make smarter money decisions and build lasting financial confidence.


What is AI-Powered Financial Guidance?

At the heart of Access PayWise+ is Penny, an intelligent financial coach that provides personalised tips and recommendations based on your spending habits and savings goals. This feature goes beyond simple wage access; it’s about empowering employees to manage, save, and grow their money with confidence.


Key Benefits

  • Personalised Budgeting Advice
    Penny analyses your income and expenses to suggest practical ways to optimise your budget.

  • Smart Spending Recommendations
    Get real-time insights on how to stretch your money further, including discounts and offers from major retailers.

  • Savings Pots for Financial Resilience
    Employees can set up savings pots directly from their salary, helping them build emergency funds without extra effort.

  • Retail Vouchers for Everyday Savings
    Use accrued wages to purchase vouchers instantly. No transaction fees, plus exclusive discounts with popular brands.


Why It Matters

Financial wellbeing isn’t just about accessing wages early; it’s about creating a sustainable financial future. By combining earned wage access with AI-driven insights, Access PayWise+ helps employees:

  • Avoid unnecessary debt

  • Build healthy financial habits

  • Reduce stress and improve overall wellbeing

For employers, this means higher engagement, loyalty, and productivity, as employees feel supported and secure.

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