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Closing America's retirement savings gap

Saving for retirement
should be effortless

More than 100 million Americans aren't saving enough to retire. That only changes when saving becomes automatic and built into every paycheck.

Every worker should have retirement benefits.
Today, access depends on company size.

Only 13% of small and mid-sized businesses offer a 401(k), leaving nearly 5 million employers, and the 33+ million workers they employ, without a way to save through work.

Do not offer a 401(k)

Offer a 401(k)

87%
4.9 million SMB employers
13%

Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, Employee Benefits Security Administration

We built a better 401(k) -
so more employers can offer one

For decades, employers have been asked to navigate complexity, cost, and liability.
We defined a new standard, centered around their needs.

See the New 401(k) Standard

Leading the industry

The fastest-growing 401(k)2

1 in 3 first-time 401(k) plans in America start with us — more than any other provider3

47K+
Businesses trust Human Interest
45%
YoY growth in business customers
36%+
of first-time 401(k) plans3

Leadership team

We believe every American
deserves a secure retirement

Industry leaders with decades of experience in finance and tech—
rebuilding the 401(k) from the ground up

Jeff Schneble, Chief Executive Officer

Jeff Schneble

Chief Executive Officer

Rakesh Mahajan, Chief Revenue Officer

Rakesh Mahajan

Chief Revenue Officer

Klinton Miyao, Chief Legal & People Officer

Klinton Miyao

Chief Legal & People Officer

Abhi Mishra, Chief Technology Officer

Abhi Mishra

Chief Technology Officer

Tripp Faix, Chief Financial Officer

Tripp Faix

Chief Financial Officer

Natalia Voronina, Chief Accounting Officer

Natalia Voronina

Chief Accounting Officer

Operating principles

A different way of working

Business as usual built the retirement savings crisis. These five principles guide how we dismantle it.

  • Customer obsession

    We are transforming a broken retirement system that has failed hardworking Americans and their employers. We root out obstacles between people and a retirement plan that maximizes their savings — and we don't stop until everyone has one.

  • Long-term orientation

    We are solving one of the largest challenges facing our country. This will be a multi-decade journey. We make decisions that maximize customer outcomes across that horizon, and we refuse short-term wins that come at the expense of lasting ones.

  • Autonomous and accountable teams

    We cannot reimagine retirement through rigid, top-down management. Instead, we hire exceptional people and trust them to own customer outcomes. We hold teams accountable and measure performance without dictating how the work gets done.

  • An escalating bar for talent and performance

    We work with people who are the best in the world at what they do, and the bar is always rising. We look for outperformers in every role and act quickly when we make hiring mistakes. We promote the people taking on our hardest challenges — that's how careers are built here.

  • Fundamental optimism

    We bring energy and conviction to everything we do. We name problems honestly, then tackle them with the belief that anything is possible. Helping more than 100 million Americans approach retirement would be daunting to most people. We're not most people.

Help us close America's
retirement savings gap

Join a team of builders making retirement saving the default for every American

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Notes

1

Employer 401(k) access claim is based on small business employer firms with 1-499 employees operating in the United States. 2025 Small Business Profile. U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) Office of Advocacy. 2025.

2

Source: Human Interest calculations using data from "Provider Rankings" included within the Plan Sponsor 2022 and 2023 Recordkeeping Surveys.

3

The ratio of new 401(k) plans launched is based on Human Interest’s internal analysis of self-reported, publicly available data from PLANSPONSOR (12/31/25), NAPA (6/30/25), DOL Form 5500 filings (1/9/26), and customer count data published on provider websites (12/18/25). This data may be incomplete, represents a point-in-time estimate, and is subject to change.

4

47,000 represents the total number of active employers with Human Interest retirement plans, based on the latest data available.

5

Based on internal Human Interest calculations tracking active new businesses signed and launched between December 2024 and December 2025.