FinFit, a FinTech company that provides over 145,000 employers with a unique financial wellness benefit platform, recently announced that they will make early wage access available to employees at no charge. Offering this service with no transaction or subscription fee furthers FinFit’s mission to make financial wellness mainstream.
“We believe this valuable service should be offered at no charge to employees to help manage cash flows. Our goal is to help employees achieve financial health. By offering free access to their earned wages, we enable employees to control their paycheck while ensuring they are not further injured by additional fees,” said David Kilby, President/CEO of FinFit.
HR Technology News: CDP Certified as the First and Only Chinese HCM Partner for Workday Global Payroll Cloud Solutions
Early wage access has gained significant traction as a benefit employers can offer to their employees. Should employees have to pay for this service? They’re simply asking for access to their already earned wages. Early wage access providers typically charge employees a subscription fee, a flat rate per transaction or a percentage of the funds requested.
Employees want the ability to choose when they get paid. Now, FinFit gives them this flexibility for free through WageNow. Early wage access is one of many services included in FinFit’s suite of financial wellness tools and resources. Access to earned income does not replace the need to establish healthy spending, saving and planning behaviors. Financial wellness at its core is about empowering employees to make smart financial decisions that improve their overall well-being. FinFit’s holistic financial wellness program affords employees the ability to become financially healthy.
HR Technology News: Paychex Survey Reveals Most Important Issues for Business Owners This Election Year