Posted in Newsletter on May 31, 2017 by sandlin
The June Thrive Thursday / Financial Friday seminars provide basic information about drafting or updating a will, creating an estate plan, how to get started, and the value estate planning can bring to every phase of life, including the legacy you leave for others.
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Tags: FinancialWellness, retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Apr 26, 2017 by sandlin
Think you’re getting close to retiring? The Transamerica Center for Retirement Studies' survey of American retirees and pre-retirees found the median age when Americans retire is 62 years old. Those who retire later in life usually do so by age 67. If you’re thinking about retirement—if you’re emotionally ready to quit working and start traveling, playing in your garden, going to events you couldn’t previously attend during the day—consider joining the UNM Retiree Association (UNMRA), your voice as a retiree to UNM’s administration, the Board of Regents, and the New Mexico State Legislature. Read on to learn more!
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Tags: Retiree, RetireeAssociation, retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Feb 22, 2017 by sandlin
Are you new to UNM and deciding between the ERB and ARP retirement plans? An experienced UNM employee thinking about your long-term plan? Or wondering about the criteria and process for retirement? Check out three new interactive slideshows that provide a comprehensive overview of retiring with UNM under the two different retirement plans. Read on for more information.
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Tags: benefits, retirement, videos
Posted in Newsletter on Sep 28, 2016 by sandlin
Do you know that almost everyone has an estate? But many people won’t be in charge of what happens to their estate after they are gone, due to lacking a current and valid will. Learn more about this important topic for yourself and for your loved ones at the next Financial Wellness Sessions (read on for dates and times).
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Tags: FinancialWellness, retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Sep 01, 2016 by sandlin
Representatives from TIAA-CREF, Fidelity, VALIC, MetLife, and ING will be available to meet with staff and faculty who would like more information about 403(b), 457(b), and/or ARP plans offered through UNM. Remember, an employee does not need to be benefits-eligible to participate in a supplemental retirement plan.
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Tags: benefits, retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Aug 31, 2016 by sandlin
Wondering how to reduce your tax bite and increase your chances for a more secure retirement? Not sure which plan to choose? Read on for UNM’s new retirement plan resource.
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Tags: retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Jun 29, 2016 by sandlin
Wondering about when you might be eligible to retire with UNM? Need more information about the criteria and the process? Check out the new Retirement Overview – Module 1, an online training video that walks you through the rules for retiring under the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board (NMERB) or the UNM Alternative Retirement Plan (ARP).
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Tags: retirement, Video
Posted in Newsletter on Apr 27, 2016 by sandlin
The New Mexico Educational Retirement Board (NMERB) is charged with providing secure retirement benefits for the active and retired employees of New Mexico public schools, institutions of higher learning, and others working in educational programs.
The NMERB Connection, NMERB’s online newsletter, provides important information regarding Defined Benefit Retirement Pension Plans, tips for retirement planning, and information about its staff. Visit the NMERB website for the latest issue.
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Tags: NMERB, retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Mar 30, 2016 by sandlin
Got retirement? Not sure? You’re not alone! Read the full article for more information.
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Tags: retirement
Posted in Newsletter on Feb 24, 2016 by sandlin
Distributed on behalf of the New Mexico Educational Retirement Board
The New Mexico Educational Retirement Board is currently seeking public comment on a variety of proposed changes to NMERB rules. The full text of each revised rule can be accessed below or on the NMERB website. Read on to learn more.
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Tags: ERB, retirement