Savology
The modern way to plan your money.
We examined anonymized data from approximately 40,000 financial plans in search of insight into the current state of household personal finances across the United States over 2020. Here are the major highlights and findings: https://savology.com/the-state-of-personal-finance
We recently just launched our new homepage to update and improve the brand messaging that better reflects the direction we are going, to include mention of new product and service offerings we've introduced, and to update the overall design and layout of the page.
New homepage: https://savology.com
Savology just released our new monthly budget calculator tool.
This calculator is a quick and easy way to analyze your current budget and better understand your spending habits. By inputting your income, expenses, and savings, you'll get a sense of how you are currently doing and whether you are over or under your monthly budget.
Try it for yourself at https://savology.com/budget-calculator/
Savology for Employers is a way for employers to provide their employees with effective financial wellness and planning benefits.
Traditional benefits do not adequately address the financial challenges that most employees face. Savology provides personalized financial planning, tools, and education that actually makes a difference by working directly with employers.
Learn more at https://savology.com/employers
Savology just rolled out a new page that highlights and gives an overview about our retirement calculations.
In about five minutes, you can determine your retirement age, retirement income, and what you can do to improve your retirement outlook.
Learn more at https://savology.com/retirement-calculator/
Savology just released our latest planning module: a new life insurance review module.
With how important life insurance is to a financial plan, you want to make sure you get it right. In this module, you will review your needs and get personalized recommendations to improve your coverage.
You can try it for yourself (through your plan) at: https://app.savology.com/modules/life-insurance
-
1
Life insurance is an investment in your family's future. It gives you the right to use our pension funds to pay for the funeral, burial expenses, and other costs associated with caring for a loved one who has died. Compounding this are the costs of daily living that each of us faces. These can include transport to work, food, and other everyday expenses, which can quickly add up if you are ill or in poor health. Taking out life insurance can help reduce these costs by paying for replacement expenses when sick or damaged.
Savology has just rolled out a new and improved homepage on our marketing site. This new homepage includes:
- New brand messaging
- New/updated sections to reflect new features and benefits
- Updated social proof area (replaced testimonials with platform reviews)
- Updated CTAs
And more :)
Check it out at https://savology.com
Savology just released our latest planning module: our new budgeting tool.
This budget tool will help you easily analyze your current savings and spending habits, and even create an entirely new budget from scratch.
You can try it for yourself (through your plan) at: https://app.savology.com/modules/budget
Savology recently launched our sms-only newsletter to provide quick, easy-to-read, and useful financial tips delivered right to your phone to help just about anyone improve their financial literacy and make better financial decisions.
Subscribe and start receiving financial tips in seconds at savology.com/sms
Savology recently released another important planning module, which allows you to further customize your plan. This module will allow you to adjust critical assumptions to your financial plan such as investment returns, inflation, life expectancy, and more.
The assumptions made in your financial plan are essentially what drives your current projections and financial forecast. Assumptions are based on important information about you, your financial goals, expected market conditions, and future economical variables. Reviewing and understanding your assumptions can help you reach your goals.
Learn more and build your free financial plan at: Savology.com
Comment