Help Shape MWM
Your financial experience matters.
Help shape better financial education for union members, retirees, working families, and trade workers. Your feedback helps build lessons, tools, and support that reflect real-world financial challenges.
Three ways to make your voice count:
Help Improve MWM
Tell us what's helpful, confusing, missing, or broken so we can improve the experience for everyone.
What Should We Explain Next?
Suggest lesson ideas, pension topics, healthcare questions, retirement concerns, or investing concepts you want explained in plain language.
Need More Help?
Request webinars, union seminars, retirement education sessions, or individual educational consultations.
Have a specific financial question right now?
Ask Joe — anonymously — and it may be answered publicly to help other members.
Your Privacy Matters
MWM believes honest participation requires trust, transparency, and respect for privacy.
Responses are anonymous — no name, email, or account is ever collected.
No account balances, investment details, or sensitive financial information are requested.
Participation does not create a client or advisory relationship with MWM.
Information is used only to improve educational programming and identify common financial concerns in labor communities.
Optional contact information, if ever requested elsewhere, is kept completely separate from survey responses.
MWM is committed to privacy-conscious and respectful data practices at every step.
MWM Financial Awareness provides general educational information only and does not provide individualized investment, tax, legal, or insurance advice.
Built Around Listening
Financial education is most meaningful when it reflects the real experiences, concerns, and priorities of working families.
The Member Voices Initiative exists to help MWM better understand the questions people carry throughout their careers, retirement journeys, and everyday lives.
By listening first, MWM hopes to create more practical, accessible, and relevant educational resources for labor communities.