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Fall 2025

Use our checklist to help you succeed at financial planning

Our decade-by-decade checklist helps you assess your financial health, set meaningful goals and take control of your retirement planning — no matter your age.

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We’re updating our investment options to help lower fees and support long-term growth. There’s no action needed on your part, but stay informed by bookmarking our fund-change webpage.

You can turn unused leave into a powerful retirement boost by contributing your lump sum separation pay to Savings Plus — and potentially doubling your tax-year savings.

This month is dedicated to helping you take concrete steps toward a financially secure retirement. Discover the available resources.

By creating secure online access to your account, you help block fraudsters from gaining access in your name. Learn how to take action.

Retirement can last 20 to 30 years or more. A clear plan can help ensure that you’ve covered essential expenses for a retirement with less stress. We can help.

Starting January 1, 2026, any catch-up contributions you make to your retirement plan must be made as Roth (after-tax) contributions.

You can help create a happier retirement by building habits that boost health, connection, purpose, learning and optimism. The more you nurture these habits now, the more fulfilling your retirement experience can become.

Did you know?

Staying in your Savings Plus plan gives you access to lower fees than most retail retirement accounts — meaning more of your money stays invested for your future.

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Webinar spotlight

Curious about what to do with your Lump Sum Separation Pay? Join us for a conversation on the benefits of using your Savings Plus account to maximize your savings potential. November 3, 1 p.m. PT.

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Previous issues

This issue covers a variety of topics, including focusing on long-term objectives during short-term market swings, Roth or traditional retirement plans, tips for navigating debt and more.

This issue included an announcement of investment options changes, tips to focus on during National Financial Literacy Month and beyond, finding the right asset allocation and more.

This issue started the year off right with 4 ways to get on track to financial wellness, new tools available to you, how to make the most of your retirement benefits and more.