Category: Your Money

Learn tips to make tax filing made easy in upcoming webinar

Join UF/IFAS Family Consumer Sciences Agent Halie Corbit for a webinar on Feb. 7 at noon to discover available resources.


Expert insight on mortgage refinancing

UF Warrington College of Business Prida Term Assistant Professor Philip Wang, Ph.D., shared his insights on mortgage refinancing.


It’s tax time — be on the lookout for your W-2 and 1095-C forms

By now you should be able to access your Form W-2 in myUFL or the ONE.UF application, or you should soon be receiving it in the mail if you did not give consent to access it electronically. In addition to filing your W-2, the IRS requires reporting of health insurance coverage information for the 2023 federal income tax reporting year. While it is not necessary to include the Form 1095-C with your tax return, you’ll need to include your insurance information on your tax return.


Final call: Sign up for a discounted CSA membership

By participating in this program, you support a local farm and receive a box of high quality produce each week.


Have you reviewed your 2024 paycheck statements?

While it’s always a good idea to look over your paycheck statement from time to time, it’s especially important at the beginning of the calendar year. By doing so, you can verify your benefits deductions and leave accruals are accurate and up-to-date.


Sharpen your financial skills with upcoming webinars

Explore financial literacy resources, on-demand workshops and upcoming webinars offered by the Florida Retirement System and the City of Gainesville.


Get 30% discount at University Press of Florida

Visit the UPF website to explore upcoming titles and use code NEW24 for 30% off all products.


Verify your 2024 benefits elections

Any changes you made during the annual open enrollment period last fall will be reflected in your December and January payroll statements.


Did you spend more for the holidays than you intended?

Register for After the Holidays: Managing that Debt — a virtual webinar where you’ll learn strategies on how to get out of debt quickly and cost effectively.


Verify your 2024 benefits elections

Have you verified your benefits deductions? Any changes you made during the annual open enrollment period will be reflected on your December and January payroll statements. Deductions for the 2024 calendar year began with the Dec. 1 paycheck.


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