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New Employee Benefit to Help You Navigate Upcoming July 1 Student Loan Changes

Major federal student loan changes take effect on July 1, 2026, and they may affect monthly payment amounts and future education funding options.

Eligible UC Davis and UC Davis Health employees and their families now have access to Tuition.io, a web-based platform with tools and experts who can help you understand what is changing and identify the best path forward, whether you are managing your own student debt, pursuing Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) or planning ahead for future education costs.

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CyberWellness: Personal Security Checklist

Protecting your personal information is more important than ever. 

Join us for the “CyberWellness: Personal Security Checklist” webinar, where you’ll learn actionable tips to help secure your accounts, identity and devices. 

This session will cover: 

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Flexible Spending Account – April 15 Claim Filing Deadline

Wednesday, April 15, 2026, is the final day to file claims for 2025 eligible expenses under the UC Health FSA and Dependent Care plans. After April 15, employees will no longer be able to submit 2025 plan year expenses for reimbursement and funds will be forfeited.
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Identity Theft Protection Plan Webinar – March 24

UC provides the Experian Elite Identity Protection and Financial Wellness Plan, a comprehensive identity protection program, to all benefit-eligible employees at no cost. For a program overview, portal demo, and financial tips and reminders about tax season fraud, Experian is hosting webinars for UC employees on March 24, 2026.
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Wondering if that ‘financial adviser’ is trustworthy? Read this.

UC employees and retirees have raised the alarm about some suspicious messages recently. They’ve reported emails, invitations and cold calls offering retirement counseling from “advisers” who claim to work for or with UC. Reminder, UC contracts exclusively with Fidelity Investments to provide financial education and guidance to our employees and retirees at no cost.
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