Bread Financial reviews

Maternity leave and Parental leave are severely lacking and outdated with only 6 weeks at 100% pay. All their competitors offer 18 to 20+ weeks at 100% pay. Only 6 weeks offered, after giving birth, is not competitive at all. We need lower bi-weekly premiums for the PPO plan and a much lower OOP maximum on all 3 plans offered - not competitive with their competitors. It’s a 2k OOP maximum for the PPO plans with competitors. All the OOP maximums are very high!!! 4K to 8k + for just employee is way too much! Extra sick day to 80 hours a year & a personal day to use to be comparable to what other banks offer. More vacation time and the option to buy an extra week. Other banks start their new employees at 3 weeks off for PTO and offer the option to buy a week at annual enrollment. Vision - Frames every 24 months, should be changed to every year to be competitive. All their competitors have a yearly frames allotment. Long term care insurance options should be offered. Child care $$$$ Child care plus program - Their competitors are offering employees a $250 to $275 monthly child care reimbursement, per child. A monthly contribution to employees student loans would be a nice benefit to offer. Another volunteer day. Other banks offer 16 hours of paid volunteer time.

- Very little to no schedule flexibility once you set your schedule - Middle management's moral compass doesn't follow the companies, creating an often toxic environment - Mandatory overtime for associates and supervisors - Pay typically falls on the mid to low end, with salary reconsideration not an option