Financial health is a critical element of a sustainable workforce
Schedule a demo Contact UsMeet with our team to understand the platform capabilities. We can go through a demo and walk you through how the Power platform reduces the admin of handling employee requests, while at the same time creating a happier workforce, avoiding cash flow tie up, and improving company productivity.
We require you to sign a simple agreement outlining that Power will be available to your workers and you as the company will help to deduct when workers use services.
Your company will have your own logins to manage which services you want to make available and which workers should be able to access. We will help you get set up and show you how to adjust limits, add workers, and view usage in real time.
You are now ready to turn on the Power! Just upload your workers into the portal and immediately all of them will be able to access Power services on the app. If you want us to help train or provide guidance to staff, no problem. Just let us know!
Help your workers on the path towards financial health
67% of workers are debt stressed and spend more than they earn. Power will help your employees access required cash flow, schedule and pay bills, and start to budget to ensure they spend within their means.
Over 50% of employees don’t have funds available in an emergency and only 15% have saved for old age. By providing services that help to automate and streamline savings contributions, users are more likely to find success in their savings plans.
Manageable debt is critical to financial health and Power’s platform gets a 360 view of an individual’s financial position and aims to ensure credit provided is within the affordability of the individuals. Furthermore, users get a special Power credit score that they can work to slowly improve.
Despite low insurance penetration, protection from unexpected life events is absolutely critical for individuals’ financial health. With Power your workers can access affordable insurance and even cover extended networks like parents, siblings, or other household members.