TIFIN @Work Partners with HUB International for Enhanced Retirement Engagement
TIFIN @Work has announced a strategic partnership with HUB International to integrate its AI-powered platform into HUB's wellness platform, FinPath, enhancing participant engagement in retirement plans announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to provide more personalized financial guidance and improve the financial well-being of employees.
HUB International, a leader in workplace financial services, manages over 9,400 retirement plans with $178 billion in assets under administration. The partnership will leverage TIFIN @Work's AI capabilities to deliver actionable financial insights and connect participants with HUB's financial coaches, thereby increasing engagement and driving new revenue opportunities.
Supported by Franklin Templeton, a strategic investor in TIFIN, this partnership reflects the growing trend of integrating personalized financial solutions in the workplace. TIFIN @Work's platform bridges the gap between workplace benefits and wealth management, empowering employees to optimize their financial goals.
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