Originally Posted by
DryClutch
So i'm probably missing something here, but this little program eventually gets you $1,000 if you jump through all these silly little hoops? CBT's, phone counseling session, etc. Or is it some way to try to rope you into doing long term business with Fidelity? I guess I shouldn't be turning my nose up at $1,000, but when I think of "emergency savings", it's sure a hell of a lot more than $1,000.
Also to note - the company actually gives you a net $1000 after tax. So I have the $1000 in my Fidelity account plus in my paystub tomorrow I show an additional ~$550 added to my check to offset the tax bill.