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Compensation & Benefits

At Freddie Mac, our benefits rank among the best in the nation. We annually assess our benefits in a benchmarking study facilitated by a well-known national consulting firm. This study includes 21 well respected financial services companies in the nation. We consistently rank in the top quartile among our comparator group for all benefits.

Your Life.

We understand and support the fact that our employees have busy lives outside of work. That's why we offer a benefits plan designed to keep our most important assets - our people - healthy, happy, and moving ahead.

Your Health.

For most people, access to comprehensive, affordable health care is a top benefits priority.
That’s why Freddie Mac offers a choice of programs to fit your needs, and the needs of your family.

Your Money.

Our benefits and services help employees balance the increasing demands of work and family. At Freddie Mac we are committed to offering plans that provide valuable benefits for our employees.

Your Time.

At Freddie Mac we understand the importance of time with your family and friends. That’s why we offer numerous paid time-off programs, as well as paid and unpaid leave policies for those unexpected times that you need to be away.


 

 

 

Get the Flexibility You Need

One of the best features of the benefits offered here at Freddie Mac is the flexibility. Each year, Freddie Mac provides its employees FlexDollars to help pay for the benefits our employees select. By giving you a FlexDollar allotment to "spend" on your benefits, you can reduce the cost of benefits that are important to you and your family, and design a customized package. You can even use FlexDollars to "purchase" extra vacation days.

Know the Value of a Freddie Mac Career

We’ll give you online access to a "real-time" personal total rewards statement, which reflects the total value of your specific compensation and benefits package. Click here for a sample of this unique statement.

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