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SecureSave, co-founded by Devin Miller, Bassam Saliba, and Suze Orman, surpasses $100 million saved on its Emergency Savings Account platform, helping employees handle 400,000+ financial emergencies nationwide.

SecureSave Tops $100 Million in Emergency Savings Accounts Contributions

September 19 2025

SecureSave, the leading provider of workplace Emergency Savings Accounts (ESAs), today announced platform users have saved more than $100 million toward unanticipated expenses, helping provide customers additional financial security. Beyond reaching the nine-figure mark, SecureSave also announced customers have used the ESA platform for more than 400,000 financial emergencies.

Devin Miller