Today, we announced that we’ve raised $47 million in new funding from some incredible, forward-thinking investors who share our belief that independent workers deserve the same financial security as people who work as full-time employees. We’re excited to welcome new investors King River Capital and Mastercard along with returning investors Allstate, Venrock, Fidelity’s F-Prime Capital, NEA, and Moderne Ventures.

Allie is celebrating her 1 year anniversary at Stride—but she’s been helping people understand health insurance for over a decade.

The California health insurance exchange is called Covered California. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between October 15 and January 31 to ensure you get coverage.

Raif is celebrating two fast-paced years of building the Stride team—here’s a bit about his journey as Stride’s Talent Recruitment Manager.

The Minnesota health insurance exchange is called MNsure. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and December 22 to ensure you get coverage.

While celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, we spoke with Stride’s Senior Product Designer, Nelson Hernandez Arteaga, about how his Venezuelan heritage and strong family values shaped him into the product designer he is today.

On October 8, 2021, President Joe Biden signed a proclamation declaring October 11, 2021, as Indigenous Peoples’ Day. Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes history, culture, and sacrifices that American Indians, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians have made throughout our country's history. Looking to learn more and wondering how to honor Indigenous People’s Day? Here are five ways you can commemorate the holiday.

The New York health insurance exchange is called New York State of Health. This is where eligible people (ie: people who aren't aren’t already covered by Medicaid, an employer, their parents, or Veterans Affairs) can find subsidized ACA plans. Sign up between November 1 and January 31 to ensure you get coverage.