Uber drivers still aren't employees, but they can retire through Betterment
 

Uber drivers still aren't employees, but they can retire through Betterment
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Uber drivers still don't make the cut as full-time employees, but **w at least they have a better chance at retirement.*

Uber is partnering with Betterment, the "investing made better" robo-advisor for retirement and other investment goals. Uber drivers will be able to open Betterment accounts through Uber, with their first year on Betterment free.*

"**w, drivers can use the same in**vative app that gives them complete control over their time and schedule to have the opportunity to take control of their financial future as well," Uber said in a blog post an**uncing the partnership.*

So far, drivers in Seattle, Boston, Chicago and New Jersey are eligible for the program. As independent contractors, they will open a Roth IRA rather than a 401k. Drivers' Betterment accounts will be accessible directly through the Uber app.* Read more...

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