A workplace emergency savings program is a proven way to reduce 401(k) leakage and improve retirement readiness, helping employees feel confident about their future.

However, when employees have emergency savings, they are:
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92% of SecureSave users have at least maintained their retirement contribution rate over the last year.
32% voluntarily increasing their contribution, which is 2x the national average.
Source: SecureSave user survey Q3 2025
With a safety net, employees don’t need to take loans or withdrawals.
Money stays invested, compounding over time instead of being tapped prematurely.
Success with short-term saving builds momentum for long-term goals like retirement.
About half of Americans can’t cover a $400 emergency expense

Source: Economic Security Project (2022)
Over one third of plan participants take out a 401(k) over a five-year period.

Source: National Bureau of Economic Research (2015)
10 days for a 401(k) loan/withdrawal vs. two day ACH transfer for SecureSave.

Source: Investopedia
A one year delay in retirement age can cost an employer $50k per employee.

Source: Prudential (2019)
A large family-owned American furniture and textile manufacturing company
With hundreds of employees spread between office, warehouse, and assembly lines, this furniture manufacturing company wanted a holistic financial wellness solution. There were employees borrowing money from their 401(k)s on a regular basis to pay for emergencies like new car tires or a water heater replacement.


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