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Financial Well-being Programs for Employees
Student Debt Loan Counseling Program with Tuition.io
UC Davis and UC Davis Health employees now have access to student loan counselors and resources designed to help better understand and manage educational debt for themselves and their dependents.
Through personalized 1:1 counseling and a suite of online tools and resources, Tuition.io can help with:
- Repayment plan selection
- Public Service Loan Forgiveness guidance
- Default resolution support
- Debt consolidation guidance
- Student loan management and planning
Learn more about this new benefit and access your portal.
Banking, Loans, & Consultations with University Credit Union
University Credit Union is proud to be the official credit union partner of UC Davis. UC Davis staff, faculty, students, retirees, alumni and family can join today and bank with University Credit Union. Our team is excited to give you a financial edge by offering you the products and services you need for whatever stage of life you’re in. Book an appointment to find out how UCU can assist you with your financial needs and wellness planning for your future.
Retirement Investments, Education, & Consultations with Fidelity
At UC, Fidelity Retirement Services offers UC employees voluntary retirement savings accounts/plans (403(b), 457(b), DC Plans) and financial education webinars. Webinar topics include investing for beginners, maximizing social security, building a budget; also offered in Spanish. Representatives can answer questions about your retirement savings accounts, help you enroll, change your contributions and investments and more. Visit myucretirement.com to learn more and sign up for a webinar.
Other Resources Available to UC Davis Employees
Start planning for your retirement today. Learn more about benefits available to UC Davis employees:
Recorded Sessions:
Financial Well-being Lunch & Learns: Staff Assembly and Employee Well-being are pleased to offer a financial well-being series presented by University Credit Union (UCU). Displayed from left to right: sessions held on March 19, 2026 and April 6, 2026.
Investing to Achieve Your Goals: Explore ways to grow your savings and tailor investment decisions to your personal financial goals.
Presented by UCU in collaboration with Copper Financial on May 5, 2026.
Navigating Interest Rates: Explore how changing rates affect loans, credit cards, and savings, and learn strategies to make the most of your money.
Presented by UCU on April 6, 2026.
Building Your First Budget: Explore how to build a budget that helps you reach your financial goals while reducing unnecessary spending.
Presented by UCU on March 19, 2026.
Basics of Personal Finance: From managing daily expenses to investing for retirement, this session helps participants set personal finance goals, learn the basics of smart money management, and build a solid financial foundation for the future.
Presented by UCU on June 10, 2025.
ScholarShare 529: College Savings for Their Future: Learn more about its tax advantages, flexibility, low fees and expenses, a gifting option for friends and family, and investment options. UC employees also have an option to contribute funds from each paycheck through direct deposit.
Presented on October 28, 2025.
Thriving through Financial Uncertainty (University Credit Union): Whether you're facing unexpected challenges or planning ahead, this workshop will help you build resilience and confidence in your financial decisions. Learn how to create and stick to a budget, manage and repay debt effectively, rebuild your credit score, and build a safety net through smart saving strategies. Discover the wide range of community and financial resources available to support you on your journey. Presented on June 16, 2025.
Student Loans and Public Service Loan Forgiveness - Options and Steps to Take Now (Tuition.io): If you or a family member has student loans, don’t miss this free, expert-led webinar. Learn how your career at UC could qualify you, what’s changed, how to access Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF), and smart actions to take now. Even if you're already making payments, recent changes to repayment and forgiveness programs may affect your progress.