SoFi to Match $1,000 Federal Contribution to Investment Accounts for Employees’ Children
Supporting early investing as a foundation for long-term financial independence and wealth building
The federal program, known as “Trump Accounts,” provides a
“When it comes to helping people get their money right, few things matter more than investing early, and nothing is earlier than day one,” said
The announcement builds on SoFi’s mission to help people get their money right and achieve financial independence at every stage of life. From first jobs and new homes to raising families and planning for the future, SoFi’s one-stop shop is designed to support smarter financial decisions for life's major moments and all the days in between. By supporting early investing for employees’ children, SoFi wants to make long-term financial planning more accessible from day one.
The new benefit will be offered as part of SoFi’s existing employee benefits program, which includes competitive compensation, equity participation, comprehensive family benefits, and access to SoFi’s suite of financial tools and education resources.
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