Category: Your Money
Buy now, pay later: What to know before you click “buy”
A popular alternative to credit cards, these programs come with important considerations that consumers should be aware of before making a purchase.
Celebrate the holidays with upcoming events and special discounts
Throughout the upcoming season, the UF community can enjoy a variety of festivities to get into the holiday spirit.
Prepare for the reality of health care in retirement
Join Fidelity for a webinar on Nov. 20 at 2 p.m. to discover helpful strategies, tips and actionable steps to help you take charge of your finances.
Spring EEP deadlines approaching
Those who wish to take courses at UF through the EEP this spring are encouraged to review upcoming application, approval and registration deadlines.
Smart holiday shopping with GatorPerks
Join UFHR Communications Specialist Jordyn Thoreson on Nov. 18 at noon to explore exclusive offers for UF faculty and staff through the GatorPerks program.
Holiday savings with GatorPerks
Whether you’re making travel plans, preparing for an event or shopping for gifts, the GatorPerks program is here to help you make the most out of your holiday season without breaking the bank. Read on to discover discounts on everything from fine jewelry and electronics to events, car rentals, pet sitting services and more.
Holiday leave cash-out period runs Nov. 10–20
Each year, full-time UF TEAMS employees are eligible to cash out up to 16 hours of vacation leave ahead of the holiday season. This year’s leave cash-out period runs from Monday, Nov. 10, through Thursday, Nov. 20. Eligible participants will receive the cash-out payment in their Nov. 26 paycheck.
Financial wellness for the holiday season
Join UF/IFAS Family and Consumer Sciences Agent Halie Corbitt on Oct. 30 at noon to learn practical tools for managing finances during the holidays.
Get answers to your benefits questions
Join the Benefits team on Oct. 24 at noon for an overview of key dates, upcoming changes, enrollment resources and more.
Plugging spending leaks
It is often the small, unnoticed expenses—known as spending leaks—that can make an impact on financial health.
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