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Read moreIntroducing the Candidly Intelligence Center
Read moreMeet Cait — Candidly's new Conversational AI Tool
Learn moreCandidly CEO Interviewed For World Economic Forum
Watch nowHalf of U.S. adults don’t have enough savings to cover a $500 emergency expense. Help bridge the gap with a smart employee benefit that empowers your workforce to build financial resilience while driving real impact for your organization.1

The majority of Americans are uncomfortable with the state of their rainy day fund, and more than a quarter don’t have any emergency savings at all. 2
Compared to workers that don’t experience financial stress, financially stressed employees are twice as likely to seek new job opportunities and are less likely to feel a sense of belonging at work. 3
4 in 5 employers say workers’ personal financial stress impacts job performance. 4
Maximize participation with flexible options for saving via recurring contributions, one-time deposits, and even spare change.
Enable healthy financial habits with automated contributions and a central dashboard that makes it easy for employees to track progress, review savings history, and initiate deposits.
Level up your offering with a sponsored contribution, match, or custom incentives.
Each year, workers’ financial stress costs employers $500 billion due to lost productivity and turnover.5
From onboarding to program support, we help guide you to success at every stage of your Candidly experience.
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1 GOBankingRates “Nearly Half of Americans Have Less Than $500 in Savings — Here’s How You Can Beat That Trend”
2 Bankrate, “2024 Emergency Savings Report”
3 PWC, “2023 Employee Financial Wellness Survey”
4 SHRM, “Employees’ Financial Issues Affect Their Job Performance”
5 AARP, “Increasing Worker Productivity Through Financial Security”


