Jane
USHuman Interest will offer you cash backā¦ Human Interest will offer you cash back bonuses in exchange for signing up, and then never deliver on those promises. Not only that, their account managers will not respond to you for months despite you continuing to pay for their services. What a scam
Jonathan Mitchell
USBig Mistake!!!! Big Mistake! Do not deal with this company. They are clearly STEALING money! FRAUD FRAUD FRAUD
Jorge Robelo
USAvoid - Terrible Costumer support- Cannot provide answers to problems After a great presentation from the Sales Rep of H.I , I decided to switch our Simple IRA plan to a 401K with H.I. What a mistake, The onboarding was terrible; no one contact me on how to start the plan, and no one did the presentation to my employees about the benefits of the plan. I was doing the contributions manually by uploading the excell to the website and everything was working fine, but after I asked to switch to automatic contributions from our payroll system. H.I have not been able to post contributions more more than a month. You cannot reach anyone at their customer service and the assigned manager left on vacation, the manager does respond to emails. My recommendation, avoid this company at all costs.
Abdoulaye Fara Diaw
USWorst Customer service ever Worst Customer service ever. Did a rollover from my previous employer. It has been weeks and it has not cleared, no status update. When you call you have to wait for almost one (1) hour to reach someone.
OZ GBA
TJAlarmed and concerned for my 401K No Stars! My company just enrolled in Human Interest. I wish they had done their homework. Rollover checks are cashed by HI, yet the money instead of getting deposited into user account, is kept elsewhere for several weeks. Instead of being invested and growing for the account owner, it may be earning short term interest for someone else in this company. Member account balance and plan performance dashboard stats do not make sense. They claim earnings and positive performance percentage, yet your actual cash balance can be LOWER than amount you contributed into your account. Suspicious. I do not like what I see. I wish I never enrolled, and did not rollover funds from my prior company plan. I suspect when I leave Human Interest I may end up with less money in my 401K then my contribution, as this company may be doing with members funds something other than investing and compounding retirement funds to benefit its plan participants. I hope someone audits how HI operates.