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Jasmine Jor knew how to save money. That wasn’t the problem. She’d never learned what to do with it once it was sitting in her bank account, until the fintech startup where she works, Blend, started offering financial planning as part of her benefit package.
“I’ve always known that I think I should be doing some investment, but I’m on the conservative side,” Jor, who works as a systems engineer, says. “If I don’t really know what I’m doing, I better just put it in my checking account.”
Julie Coleman is a summer reporting associate at Financial Planning. Follow her on twitter @itsjuliecoleman.Julie graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2021. She has worked for the … Read full bio
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