The benefit your employees will continue to thank you for.

Introduce The Longevity Benefit. Go live in under a week. Supplements existing plans without replacing them. Built to cover the years most other benefits ignore.

Why employers choose Savvly
Close the retirement coverage gap
Most benefits help employees save. Fewer are built to support the years when retirement becomes hardest to fund.
Support workforce mobility
When employees are not financially ready to retire, career progression can stall and workforce planning gets harder.
Built to fit what you already offer
The Longevity Benefit works alongside your existing 401(k) and payroll setup, without overhauling your benefits stack.
SEC-RegisteredNo health screening

Your employees are saving diligently. Their savings may stop working at 80.

Most retirement plans were designed for accumulation, not for a 25-year retirement. When employees reach their 80s, traditional accounts run thin. That cost falls to families, and often back to employers who face workers who can't afford to retire.

The Savvly Longevity Benefit can fill that gap structurally, at a cost that makes sense as an employer benefit.

54%
Of Americans 55+ have retirement savings far below recommended benchmarks
GOBankingRates Survey, 2023
85+
Fastest-growing segment of the U.S. older population, and the most financially exposed
Population Reference Bureau, U.S. Census Bureau data
<1wk
Time to go live with Savvly. No disruption to existing benefits
Savvly implementation timeline
0
Discrimination tests required. Equally accessible to every employee
Savvly product structure
How It Works for Employers

Simpler than you'd expect. Meaningful for decades.

Works alongside your existing 401(k) and benefits stack. No replacement, no disruption, just a new layer that covers what nothing else does.

01 / Add it

Add Savvly to your benefits package

Sign an agreement, configure contribution levels, connect to payroll. Our team handles everything. Live in under a week. Works with ADP, Rippling, Gusto, and more.

02 / Employees enroll

Employees contribute monthly

Employees choose their contribution level, as little as $10/month. Payroll-deducted automatically. No health screening required.

03 / The result

Potential cash at 80, 85, 90, and 95

Employees receive structured cash at each milestone, when traditional savings may run be running low. You gave them something that can last their whole life.

<1 wk
Time to launch
$10
Minimum per employee per month
Longevity Benefit · Case Study

How the Longevity Benefit can play out over a lifetime.

A hypothetical story about David, one of your employees, and what a Longevity Benefit may mean for his life.

Today · Age 45

David is 45. He's never had a benefit like this.

He maxes out his 401(k) when he can and worries about retirement like everyone else. He's never had a benefit that covers what happens after 80. That changes today.

Enrollment · Same Day

He adds Savvly's Longevity Benefit, alongside his 401(k), not instead of it.

$50/month. Payroll-deducted. No health screening, no new account to manage. His contributions join a pooled S&P 500 index fund held in custody at U.S. Bank, using low-cost S&P 500 ETFs managed by Vanguard and Fidelity. Same market returns. A new layer on top.

Years 1-35 · The Fund Grows

The fund works quietly in his favor.

When other investors leave the fund early, their uncollected growth is reallocated to remaining investors. David doesn't have to do anything. He just has to stay. The longer he does, the more that reallocation may compound in his favor: a second engine running alongside market growth.

Ages 45-80 · Life Happens First

Between now and 80, David has a lot of living to do.

His kids need help with college. There are weddings to celebrate, trips to take, parents to care for. Healthcare costs creep up. Life doesn't get cheaper, and his 401(k) and savings have to stretch across all of it. The Savvly Longevity Benefit doesn't touch any of that. It runs quietly in the background, building a separate layer of potential security for the years when everything else may be running thin.

Age 80, 85, 90, 95 · Payouts Begin

Traditional savings are running thin. Savvly's Longevity Benefit arrives.

David's 401(k) has been drawing down for fifteen years. Social Security covers the basics. But the costs that nobody plans for, ongoing healthcare, housing adjustments, the support his own family may need from him, those are real. This is when his Longevity Benefit pays out, in structured  installments that are timed to arrive when they may be needed most.

Hypothetical illustration only. David is a fictional employee. Actual results may vary based on contribution amount, fund performance, investor behavior, and market conditions. Not a guarantee of future performance. Investment involves risk, including possible loss of principal.
Why Choose Savvly

A benefit that works at every level of your organization.

Win and retain top talent

An innovative benefit can help you stand out. It gives your recruiter a conversation no one else can have.

Differentiates your offer in a crowded market
Signals long-term care for employee wellbeing
Resonant with mid-career and senior employees

Simple to administer

No health screening. Built by a team led by a former SEC official to be employer-friendly from day one.

Equal access for all employees by design
Developed with former SEC leadership

Stacks with existing benefits

Adds the one layer every benefits package is missing. Runs alongside 401(k), HSA, life insurance without conflict.

Payroll integration with major providers
No disruption to existing plan administration
Portable when employees change jobs

What HR teams ask most often.

"Is Savvly an annuity or insurance product?"
No. The Savvly Longevity Benefit is an SEC-registered investment fund. It is a capital markets structure regulated by the SEC. It is NOT an insurance product and NOT an annuity.
"What happens when an employee leaves?"
The benefit is fully portable. When employees leave, their Savvly account goes with them. They can continue contributing independently. The Exit Rule means they can withdraw anytime. The early withdrawal value is calculated as 75% of the contribution plus an additional 1% for each year held, capped at 100%. This percentage is applied to the lesser of the original investment (excluding any sales load) or the current market value of the common shares, and is calculated for each remaining scheduled payout. For a full breakdown of assumptions and legal disclosures, please review the fund prospectus.
"How long does implementation take?"
Under a week for most employers. Our team handles setup, integration with your payroll provider, and employee communication.
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