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Provide SavvyFi with your employer contribution program design
Employees enroll with their corporate email addresses on SavvyFi’s site
Employees complete enrollment by linking their loans with our widget
Your tax-free employer contributions will go directly to the loan servicer, which will keep your program in compliance.
SavvyFi brings 529 plans alongside student loan repayment to give your program room to grow.
Save thousands in legal fees by keeping it simple with a template 127 document provided at no cost.
Employees can use SavvyFi’s gifting and cashback rewards to pay down their loans even quicker.
of employees would commit to a company for five years if helped with their student loans.*
is a reasonable employee participation level you can use to estimate total cost of employer contributions.
monthly employer contribution is more than enough to set your benefit program apart from your competition.
SavvyFi fee per-enrolled-employee-per-month. No minimums, implementation fees, or fund transfer fees.
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SavvyFi is a digital web application that allows employees to save for a loved one’s education with a 529 plan and/or pay off current student loans. SavvyFi has direct integrations into a 529 plan and over 90% of student loan servicers, which allows employers to offer this new benefit in a frictionless and paperless way on any device.
We send a contract for review and signature via email. Once the contract is digitally executed, your employees will instantly be able to sign up on SavvyFi's site with their work email address. To help you launch the benefit, you have access to a toolkit with handouts, presentations, and videos to share with your employees. If you are providing contributions, we set up a simple ACH debit which will automatically draft from your corporate account.
$5 per enrolled employee per month. There are no minimums, implementation fees, or advisor fees.
Very little! SavvyFi provides enrollment materials for distribution, and there’s no payroll integration required. Individual enrollment is hands-off because employees will self-enroll through a simple link, and our advanced platform handles all money transmission, reporting, support requests and account changes.
If you have a written Section 127 plan in place, which we can provide, you can contribute up to $5,250 tax-free to an employee’s student loan each year
In addition to facilitating employer contributions to student loans, SavvyFi helps employees lower their monthly loan payments with a digital income-driven repayment program and allows employees to sign up for a 529 account to save for their own or a loved one’s future education.
Employees who shop online, make purchases in-store, or book travel through SavvyFi’s cashback rewards program can earn up to 20% of their purchase in cashback to their student loans. The cashback program includes over 10,000 merchants. Major brands such as Target, Home Depot, and Walmart frequently have offers, as well as local merchants such as the neighborhood pizza shop.
Employees are given a personalized link to share with others that allows them to easily receive gifts and messages from friends and family. Gifts are then applied directly to their loans.
Our expert team is on standby to answer any questions you may have about SavvyFi’s platform.
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