- This April, a San Francisco-based startup called Goodly launched as a part of Y Combinators summer batch.
- Goodly aims to help companies help their employees pay off their student loans, by making regular matching contributions kind of like a 401(k).
- Greg Poulin, co-founder and CEO, was motivated to start Goodly because of his own experiences in paying off $US80,000 in student debt.
- Poulin believes that the budget for common company perks such as gym memberships and massage chairs can be better used for helping employees pay off student loans.
While Greg Poulin, co-founder and CEO of Goodly, was attending Dartmouth, his father passed away unexpectedly. On top of the emotional toll, h…
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