UC employees and retirees have recently raised concerns about suspicious emails and invitations, as well as unsolicited calls offering retirement counseling from “advisers” who claim to work for or with UC.
Please note: UC's RASC retirement counselors do not contact active employees or retirees unexpectedly to schedule appointments, request personal information, or pressure them to change their benefits. Additionally, Fidelity Investments is UC's exclusive provider of financial education and guidance for the plans in UC's Retirement Savings Program. Therefore, any unsolicited email from another source offering financial or investment advice should be treated as suspicious.
If you receive a suspicious email, invitation, or call:
