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Work Perks That Actually Boost Wellbeing

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Affinity Federal Credit Union presents the Wellbeing and Your Wallet podcast! In this episode, hosts Grant Gallagher and Sarah Rose are joined by Julia Hand and Michael Cirillo from Affinity’s People & Culture team. They discuss their favorite perks for Affinity employees, plus how you can take full advantage of your own company’s benefits package.

Following the main discussion, the team answers a question from the member mailbag. Grant pulls the following submission: I just got my first full-time job, and I’m going off my parent’s health insurance. Help! What do I need to know about this transition, and how do I determine which package is right for me? I know everyone does it, but I’m nervous about the switch.

Grant concludes the discussion by highlighting Affinity’s SmartStart Savings accounts. Enjoy no monthly account fees and earn up to 2.65% APY on your first $10,000. Whether you’re saving for a down payment, dream vacation, or rainy day, Affinity is here to help you earn more toward your financial goals.

Just a reminder if you have a question or comment for a future Member Mailbag segment, please email them to us @[email protected].

Rate, like, and subscribe for more from the Wellbeing and Your Wallet podcast. Visit www.affinityfcu.com for additional information about financial wellbeing and Affinity products.

Thanks for listening and be well.

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