You can put being a parent near the top of the list of the world’s toughest jobs. Raising kids requires saintlike levels of patience and perseverance. Being a working parent means having 2 full-time jobs.
For too many parents, working full-time can feel like a tug of war between being there for your family and providing for them. The pressure can build up, especially for working moms, who feel like they carry more of the parenting load and feel less able to climb the corporate ladder while having the flexibility they need.
It’s no wonder parental and caregiver burnout are so common. As pediatrician Kelly Fradin wrote, “Our society undervalues the work of caregivers and assumes that parents should handle all caregiving on their own without outside help.”
At Fidelity, we know it takes a village to raise children and to build financial stability. That’s why we offer family-friendly workplace benefits. We know that when working parents have the benefits, support, and resources they need, they have less stress at work and at home. That translates into healthier families and greater productivity. That’s why working parents love Fidelity’s benefits.
What employee benefits does Fidelity provide for parents?
If you’re trying to start or raise your family, Fidelity has multiple benefits to meet you where you are and help you and your family achieve your goals. That’s why we offer a unique combination of paid parental leave, childcare assistance benefits, flexible work arrangements, and work-life-balance benefits for working parents.
Starting Your Family: In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) Benefits
Becoming a parent is sometimes an expensive, multiyear effort, especially when you need to turn to IVF or adoption. One minute, your heart can swell with joy, and another minute, it feels like your heart is breaking into a thousand shards.
The IVF process can be an emotional roller coaster—you shouldn’t have to worry about finances on top of that. That’s why Fidelity’s IVF benefit offers lifetime assistance of up to $50,000 for combined medication and procedures.
Zach, an investment management consultant at Fidelity, and his wife struggled to get pregnant for more than a year before turning to IVF. It took 2 more years and 2 IVF attempts before they had their son in 2024. “The journey wasn’t easy,” Zach says. “I shared our story with my manager, Lane, who was compassionate and empathetic. He made sure I had the time needed to be there for our appointments.”
At Fidelity, ensure you have the financial support you need to start your family as well as the flexibility and support you need to manage your IVF appointments and pregnancy checkups.
“My wife and I are truly thankful for Fidelity’s benefits to help make the impossible possible” says Zach. “Few companies offer benefits like we do.”





