SecureSave has been acquired by HSA Bank, marking the next stage for the employer-focused emergency savings company as it expands its reach through a larger benefits and healthcare savings platform. SecureSave provides payroll-deducted emergency savings accounts designed to help employees prepare for unexpected expenses without disrupting long-term financial planning. The company was co-founded by Devin Miller, Bassam Saliba, and Suze Orman, and has positioned its product as a complementary benefit alongside retirement and health savings accounts.
Following the transaction, SecureSave will continue operating on its existing platform while serving its current employer clients, now supported by HSA Bank’s broader product portfolio and distribution network. HSA Bank, a division of Webster Bank, becomes one of the largest providers of emergency savings accounts in the U.S. as a result of the acquisition. Financial terms were not disclosed. SecureSave was advised by SenaHill Partners on the transaction, and Miller will remain in his role as CEO as the company continues to focus on employer-sponsored emergency savings.
