Take Brief Survey to Help HR Offer Retirement Education Sessions Tailored to Your Needs
Throughout 2014, Human Resources offered monthly retirement education sessions on topics such as Medicare, Social Security, Financial Planning for Women, 457 plans, and many more subjects. At times, attendance reached 200 participants!
In preparation for planning the next events in the series, the UC Human Resources team would like to hear from you: Are you comfortable that you are planning correctly for your retirement? Do you understand the resources available at UC? What can UC offer as educational experiences that would help you to feel more comfortable with your own retirement planning? If you are a young saver, do you know what you should be doing at this young age to prepare for retirement many years from now?
UC HR would like to provide the answers to these and many more questions about retirement. However, your help is necessary so that your retirement education needs can be identified.
Please take a moment to provide feedback by completing a brief retirement education survey at the following address:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QSNHZ6X
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Sue Ratto at 513-558-1005 or
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