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It's never too early to start planning for retirement.
Cornell provides many resources to help you plan – presentations, documents, and tools – each with a goal of clarifying your current benefits as well as your options in retirement. We understand that retirement is a major life transition, and our goal is to make the benefits portion of your transition easier to manage.
Here are three great ways to get started with your retirement planning (details below):
Tip: Take a look at the Cornell Retirees website to explore opportunities for networking, volunteering, and enrichment available to Cornell retirees!
Planning for life after retirement should involve not only looking at one's finances; there are other considerations, including health care. Attend a seminar that outlines the changes to your benefits as you prepare to transition into retirement. January 27, 2021 (Wednesday) 10:00 - 11:30 am The Retirement & Beyond booklets provide an overview of what you should consider as you prepare for retirement, and what happens to your benefits when you retire. Note that there are different booklets based on whether you are retiring from an Endowed or a Contract College position. Related: Our trained counselors can discuss your specific questions, and help you to plan for your future benefit needs. They may also be able to connect you to other Cornell resources or resources available in our local community. To make an appointment with an HR Services and Transitions Center counselor: (607) 255 - 3936; (TTY) 711 395 Pine Tree Road, Suite 110, East Hill Office Building, Ithaca, NY 14850 Our counselors can also assist you with the contact information and how you can arrange a one-on-one meeting with a representative from your particular retirement savings plan or program (i.e., NYSERS, ORP, CURP, TDA, 457(b)).
1. Attend A Seminar
Attend a Retirement & Beyond Seminar
CONTRACT COLLEGE
2. Read Up!
Review the Retirement & Beyond Booklet
Supporting Materials & Forms
Endowed
Contract College (New York State)
3. Meet With A Counselor
Meet one-on-one with a counselor in our HR Services and Transitions Center
Contact the HR Services and Transitions Center:
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