Tuition.io Website Review

tuition.io is helping the nation's best companies free their employees from student loan debt.. we are the industry pioneer and leader in bringing employer student loan contributions to market at scale. we are the only platform that connects to virtually all types of loans, including federal, private, parent plus, and graduate loans. our contribution programs, wellness tools, and objective refinancing marketplace work together to give your employees unparalleled support we are managing over $2 billion in outstanding loans on our secure platforms, for employers of all sizes.. over 45 million americans are affected by student loan debt, the largest personal financial burden our country faces today. $1.52 trillion and counting in student loan debt in 2017, affecting 3 out of 4 graduates 1 19.7 years is the average length to pay off a bachelor's degree 3 86% of employees said they'd stay with a company for at least 5 years if their employer helped pay down their student loans. 4. we’re proud to help these and many other companies create a meaningful impact on their employees. the notion of companies helping employees pay off their student loans has been hailed by experts, the media and policy makers as the next with more and more students taking out multiple loans to pay for college, tuition.io is a much needed product. student loan repayment as*istance is the hottest employee benefit of 2017 - and one of the best ways to attract millennials and recent one of the most popular perks taking hold in corporate america. washington post 2017 copyright tuition.io, inc. all rights reserved. tuition.io is a trademark of tuition.io. product name, logo, brands, and other trademarks featured or referred to within tuition.io are the property of their respective trademark holders. this site may be compensated 1. student loan hero, 2017 2. federal reserve, (june 2017) 3. federal reserve bank of new york 4. consumer federal of america, mar 2017 5. one wisconsin institute. (june 2013). the impact of student loan debt on the national economy 6. american student