Kirkland fintech startup co-founded by Suze Orman finds new owner

Kirkland-based fintech startup SecureSave, which was co-founded by personal finance expert Suze Orman, has been acquired by HSA Bank, a division of Webster Bank.​

Who was acquired?

The company is SecureSave, an employer-focused fintech that provides emergency savings accounts (ESAs) as a workplace benefit, allowing workers to automatically save via payroll into post-tax emergency funds with easy access to withdrawals. SecureSave was founded in 2020 by fintech entrepreneurs Devin Miller and Bassam Saliba, with Suze Orman joining as a co-founder and public-facing partner.​

Who is the new owner?

The buyer is HSA Bank, which operates as a division of Webster Bank and is known for health savings accounts and related benefit products. The acquisition adds SecureSave’s emergency savings platform to HSA Bank’s portfolio of employee financial wellness offerings.​

Deal terms and background

Financial terms of the transaction were not disclosed publicly. SecureSave previously raised about 11 million dollars in 2022 in a funding round led by Truist Ventures with participation from other financial institutions and investors.​