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Consultants available to help employees with 403(b) retirement planning
Investment company representatives are on-site on a regular basis at the HRS Building, 903 W. University Avenue. Please refer to the schedule below if you wish to call for an appointment.
AIG Retirement
1-800-892-5558, x87260
Mondays
Fidelity
1-800-550-4068
May 20, June 19
TIAA-CREF
1-877-267-4510 x5109
May 13-15, June 9-11, July 15-17
Representatives from ING and MetLife are available to meet with you at a location of your choice. Please call to schedule an appointment.
ING
(352) 372-1802
MetLife
(352) 371-7638
Retirement and financial planning presentations offered
This summer, University Benefits and Retirement is offering a variety of informational workshops for employees who want to make informed decisions regarding their investments, retirement planning, and financial well-being. Visit the Training and Organizational Development web site to register and view a full list of classes.
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Need a retirement form signed? Have questions about your retirement plan?
If you have paperwork that needs to be signed by a Retirement staff member:
- Fax it to Retirement at (352) 392-5166. In most cases, an original is not needed.
- Leave it with one of the Service Center representatives in the lobby of the Human Resource Services building. It will be signed and processed within one business day.
- Mail it to P.O. Box 115005, Gainesville, FL 32611-5005
If you have questions about your retirement plan, please call us at (352) 392-2477 or e-mail your question to retirement@ufl.edu. We will respond to your inquiry within one business day.
UF takes copyright violations seriously
The University of Florida IT Security Team wants to raise your awareness about copyright violations. Sharing copyrighted material, including music, movies, software and some intellectual property, without authorization is illegal. It is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) of 1998 and other state and federal laws. UF policies support legislation by prohibiting copyright violations. In addition to legal penalties, faculty, staff, and students who violate copyright law may face UF disciplinary action up to and including dismissal. With your help, we hope to prevent copyright violations at UF.
For more information, see http://copyright.gov and the Office of Information Technology's Acceptable Use web page.
Be prepared: Register your emergency contact information with the DMV
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles now offers online registration of emergency contact information.
If you are ever injured in an accident and unable to speak, an officer can input your driver's license number into a computer. If you have registered, your emergency contact information will be
immediately accessible.
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