
Workforce rollout
Easy for the organization
White-label the brand, choose capabilities, align disclosures, route support, and launch without making the rollout feel heavy.
Launch in phases
Give employees a white-labeled retirement confidence app that connects their money picture, explains planning options, and shows that the company cares about their future.
Confidence Builds Relationships
When people know where they stand and which planning options to review, the employer relationship becomes more human, more trusted, and more durable.
For businesses and employers.
Simple to Launch
My Retirement Plan is designed to be super easy for the organization to deploy and super easy for people to use. The result is a branded system built to help drive a lifelong relationship between the organization and every consumer, employee, member, client, or policyholder it serves.
This is the kind of benefit most organizations could not realistically give until now without huge spend: a personalized planning ecosystem under their own brand that can help improve retention from clients and members to employees and policyholders.

Workforce rollout
White-label the brand, choose capabilities, align disclosures, route support, and launch without making the rollout feel heavy.
Launch in phases

Employee-ready experience
People connect accounts with consent, answer simple prompts, ask the planning assistant questions, and review scenario-based follow-up items.
Connect with consent

Retention through care
Employers + every person they serve get more reasons to stay engaged through plan updates, life events, product education, reports, reminders, and timely check-ins.
Stay useful for life
Visual Experience
Show employees a guided path from scattered benefits and accounts to clear retirement actions under the employer's brand.
Relationship Impact
Employees remember when a company helps with the worry they carry quietly. A branded planning experience turns benefits into a visible act of care.
Planning Assistant Preview
Guided tools, connected data, and scenario prompts for retirement planning conversations.
The experience should feel built for people planning income, protection, family, and peace of mind.
Moment 01
Employees connect savings, benefits, debt, insurance, and household goals into one private planning workspace.
Moment 02
Employer match, protection choices, savings rates, and debt payoff become visible levers in the retirement plan.
Moment 03
The app gives employees follow-up items they can understand before financial anxiety becomes a workplace distraction.
Employee Benefit Video
Position MyRetirementPlan.ai as a practical benefit the employer provides to employees and their families.
The employer is giving employees a branded planning tool they can use to turn benefits into clearer planning context.
Product Ecosystem
Employers can incorporate benefits, retirement plans, HSA options, protection programs, payroll education, and approved resources into the planning ecosystem so every employee can see how company offerings may support the future they are trying to build.
Products can be presented as education, planning context, and review options subject to applicable suitability, fiduciary, insurance, lending, and compliance standards.
The app can connect match, contribution rates, HSA decisions, protection elections, and education to each employee's planning picture.
Employer programs can appear when an employee is reviewing cash flow, debt, protection, retirement timing, or family readiness.
The organization can see engagement with planning workflows while keeping individual financial data private and permissioned.
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Connected Accounts & Planning Assistant
Users can connect eligible financial accounts with consent, then use a planning assistant experience inside My Retirement Plan to ask questions, run planning scenarios, organize follow-up items, and automate reminders or check-ins that may support more informed retirement conversations.
The experience is designed for education, planning support, and workflow automation. It does not guarantee investment performance, retirement income, savings results, or any specific retirement outcome.
Eligible bank, investment, credit, debt, and retirement accounts can be connected so guidance can reference more current user-permissioned data.
Users can ask planning questions, compare assumptions, surface tradeoffs, and review possible follow-up items that remain subject to professional judgment where applicable.
Tools can automate reminders, action lists, scenario refreshes, and document/report workflows, while avoiding promises that any action will produce a guaranteed result.
Industry Problem
People Helped
They can organize income, debt, savings, benefits, insurance, and retirement goals in one guided experience instead of guessing from scattered statements.
The app turns retirement anxiety into educational planning items such as reviewing savings rates, employer match, debt drag, coverage, or a scenario before a life change.
Early-career employees build better habits sooner while late-career employees can pressure-test income, timing, withdrawals, and protection decisions.
Retirement Worry
Will I have enough for retirement, and what planning options should I review?
Most people are not only asking how much to save. They are asking whether they will be okay, when they can stop working, how Social Security, debt, health costs, investments, and inflation fit together, and which planning options to review this month. My Retirement Plan helps turn that worry into a living plan with projections, scenarios, and follow-up items.
Vision
The employer version can guide each employee from onboarding to a living Financial Picture, retirement projection, scenario planning, document organization, and AI-supported action planning.
Connect benefits education to personal retirement readiness.
Show the impact of employer match, savings rate, debt payoff, and protection choices.
Give employees a private, guided experience while preserving company-level engagement insight.
White Label
The experience can carry the employer brand name, logo, colors, support routing, benefits language, disclosures, and selected modules so employees feel the company delivered it for them.
White-Label Preview
The experience can carry the organization's brand while keeping planning tools, disclosures, and support paths aligned.
Data Privacy & Security
Employees will only trust a company-sponsored financial tools app if their personal information is handled with care. The experience will be deployed with strong privacy boundaries, secure data handling, and clear communication about what the employer can and cannot see.
Workers can connect accounts and provide information intentionally, with plain-language consent and a clear purpose for how their data supports their own plan.
The employer data story can focus on aggregate engagement, adoption, and readiness signals rather than exposing individual household details to HR teams.
Role-based administration, secure support routing, encryption, audit-friendly workflows, and disclosure review help benefits and security teams evaluate rollout confidently.
Platform Capabilities
Build a connected view of assets, liabilities, income, expenses, and household reality in one live planning system.
Use VoiceConnect, AI chat, and contextual guidance to turn questions into educational scenarios while your data is still in context.
Sync bank, investment, and retirement accounts so planning stays grounded in current balances and activity.
Run projection scenarios for timing, savings, income, and drawdown assumptions before changing a plan.
Model major life choices against the full Financial Picture baseline before changing the plan.
Upload documents, summarize them with AI, and package planning context into review-ready reports.
Stakeholders
The experience helps employees understand how company benefits affect household outcomes, not just what is available during open enrollment.
A branded planning experience tells employees the organization is investing in their future, not only their current productivity.
Engagement, onboarding completion, account connections, and retirement readiness workflows create clearer signals than one-off education sessions.
Vision
When a company helps people understand their future, the benefit is emotional as much as financial. Employees feel seen, supported, and less alone with one of life's biggest questions.
Reduce retirement confusion before it becomes late-career panic.
Turn benefits from paperwork into personal progress.
Create a caring employer signal that reaches households, not just employees.
Schedule a Demo
Schedule a demo to see how a branded employee experience can help people understand where they stand and which planning options to review.
The Financial Gap
The gap is the distance between what households earn, what life costs, what they can safely save, and what they need for the future. When that distance gets too wide, people bridge it with credit, delayed decisions, and sometimes their retirement accounts.
For employers, this is why retirement confidence cannot stay buried in annual enrollment, disconnected portals, or one-off education.
56%
of employees say financial stress negatively affects their work.
91%
would consider switching jobs for benefits that help them reach financial goals.
88%
Financial anxiety has become a mainstream household condition.
53%
A single repair, medical bill, or missed paycheck can force expensive choices.
44%
Short-term survival can quietly turn into long-term debt drag.
38%
The future plan becomes today's emergency fund when cashflow breaks.
Pressure 1
01Paychecks fail to keep pace with housing, food, energy, debt, and childcare.
Pressure 2
02Low emergency savings makes normal life events feel financially dangerous.
Pressure 3
03Credit cards, loans, and wage advances fill the gap, but raise the next month's burden.
Pressure 4
04Long-term savings get raided, delaying confidence and compounding.
Figures summarize 2025-2026 financial wellness research across household stress, emergency savings, workplace productivity, and retirement leakage. The pattern is the problem: short-term cashflow pressure quietly damages long-term security.