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Aspina review

#25 of 26 in Financial Wellness Software

A structured web-based pension education platform with quizzes, reminders and completion reporting.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Aspina provides online pension and financial wellbeing education for UK employers, particularly SMEs. Employees work through seven learning modules covering workplace pensions, contributions, tax relief, salary sacrifice, retirement options, pension scams and pension statements. Video training, quizzes, automatic re-sits, progress tracking, reminder emails and completion certificates give the programme a clear learning path. Employers can create accounts from a spreadsheet and receive completion information in CSV or PDF formats.

Pricing is structured across four paid per-employee plans. Starter costs £25 per employee, Growth costs £20, Business costs £17 and Enterprise costs £15. Each plan includes all seven training modules, individual employee accounts, completion reports and individual certificates. The plan structure therefore changes the price point without changing the listed core feature set. Aspina suits organisations that want a defined pension education programme with straightforward reporting rather than a broader financial coaching service.

The main operational trade-off is its focused delivery model. Aspina runs on the web, and employers provide an employee list through a spreadsheet instead of connecting an HR system. It also does not provide employer-dashboard functionality or coaching. For teams prioritising structured learning, automatic reminders and evidence of completion, the combination is direct and practical. Employers seeking integrated administration, employer-side dashboard tools or personal coaching should choose a different type of financial wellness product.

Aspina pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Seven pension and financial wellbeing learning modules
    • Quizzes, automatic re-sits, reminders and progress tracking
    • CSV and PDF reports plus individual completion certificates
  • Where it doesn't
    • Web-only access
    • No employer dashboard functionality
    • Employee setup uses spreadsheets rather than HR-system integration

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