TIAA and VOYA Educational Resources
TIAA
May 2026
Thursday, May 7, 10am - Money Psychology: Beyond the numbers
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It’s easy to think that how you approach money is all about formulas, facts and figures. The truth is, the decisions we make are influenced by other forces too—our own biases, life experiences and human nature. We’ll explore what some of those forces are and how to tame them for our advantage.
You’ll learn about:
- Human nature and what shapes our feelings about money
- How those feelings might make us behave
- The importance of the big picture when making decisions
- Doing what’s best for your long-term interests
Tuesday, May 19, 11am - Finance for new grads
Starting out in the job world can be exciting—and overwhelming. The financial foundation you build now can impact your life for years to come. That’s why it’s so important to understand how to manage your money, create good financial habits and save and invest for the long term.
In this webinar you’ll learn about:
- Benefit packages that come with your job
- How a spending plan helps you in the short term
- What a retirement plan does for you in the long term
- Choosing traditional (pretax) versus Roth (after-tax) contributions
- The importance of an emergency fund
VOYA
All monthly educational opportunities from Voya can be found on their KBOR Education Page.
Tuesday, May 12, 9am; 1pm - Retirement goals under 40
Thursday, May 28, 11am; 2pm - Retirement goals under 40
This webinar reviews essential strategies for individuals under 40 to start planning for their retirement. It covers topics such as setting future goals, balancing savings with debt and making the most of workplace retirement plans. The seminar aims to provide participants with practical tips to help build a strong financial foundation for their future retirement.
Tuesday, May 12, 11am; 2pm - Personal finances
This session covers the fundamental aspects of managing day-to-day financial decisions. It reviews essential topics such as budgeting, saving, managing debt and understanding different types of bank accounts. The seminar aims to provide participants with practical steps and considerations to build a strong financial foundation.
KPERS 457
Sandwich generation: Caring for both aging parents and your own children at the same time, maintaining balance and juggling the needs of parents, children, and yourself, plus how to prepare financially.
Tuesday, May 19 - 9am; noon; 3pm
Wednesday, May 20 - 10am; 1pm; 5pm
Thursday, May 21 - 11am; 2pm
Tuesday, May 26 - 9am; noon; 3pm
Wednesday, May 27 - 11am, 2pm, 4pm
Friday, May 29 - 10am; 1pm