Employers are prioritizing benefits communication to attract and retain talent, with email being the most popular method used by 87% of respondents.Customization of benefits messaging is common, with 71% of employers relying on vendors for communication materials.Only a third of companies communicate financial wellness benefits year-round, typically focusing on open enrollment and new hires.Almost 60% of respondents are highly satisfied with their organization's approach to financial wellness benefits communication.Strategies that lead to confident communications include simplicity, creativity in channels, and meeting employees where they are.Employers are advised to ensure managers are well-versed in benefits to effectively address employee inquiries.When selecting benefits partners, organizations are urged to prioritize those with strong marketing and communication abilities.Experts suggest keeping benefits communication simple, using various channels like social media, and involving managers in the process.Employers are encouraged to engage creatively with benefits communication, such as using short-form videos and social media platforms.Organizations can access the full report for detailed insights on improving benefits communication strategies.