Tuition.io Acquires Wiley’s Tuition Manager Business

Tuition.io, a leading education assistance benefits provider, has acquired Wiley’s (NYSE: WLY) Tuition Manager business, which enables employers to offer a range of tuition assistance benefits to their workforces. Terms are undisclosed.

The acquisition is the culmination of a successful relationship between Tuition.io, Wiley and HostedHR dating back more than four years. It continues Tuition.io’s growth as a leading Education Assistance service provider, allowing Tuition Manager customers to take full advantage of Tuition.io’s modern, highly configurable and customizable platform to offer a wide range of differentiated benefits to their workforces.

Tuition.io offers a full suite of Education Assistance services including student loan wellness, student loan repayment assistance, loan forgiveness, education planning and tuition assistance. When the migration of Wiley clients is completed later this year, Tuition.io will have more than 100 employers using its tuition assistance services.

“This acquisition of Wiley’s Tuition Manager business is a threshold moment for Tuition.io,” said Scott Thompson, CEO of Tuition.io. “It re-enforces our leadership position in the market, while continuing to assist a growing number of employers to offer innovative and highly compelling education assistance benefits that are integral to attracting, retaining and upskilling the modern workforce.”
more at: https://newsroom.wiley.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2023/Tuition.io-Acquires-Wileys-Tuition-Manager-Business/default.aspx

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