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This millennial is paying down her student loans while her employer funds her 401(k): It 'doesn't feel real' – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

This millennial is paying down her student loans while her employer funds her 401(k): It 'doesn't feel real' – NBC10 Philadelphia

Amber Steeves was in disbelief when she learned her company would match student loan payments with 401(k) contributions. Now she’s planning for the future.

Companies can now help workers pay off student debt while saving for retirement—these 3 already offer the benefit - Vimarsana News

Companies can now help workers pay off student debt while saving for retirement—these 3 already offer the benefit

The Secure 2.0 Act cleared a path for companies to help employees balance paying off student debt while saving for retirement.

Companies offering 401(k) matching for student loan payments - Vimarsana News

Companies offering 401(k) matching for student loan payments

The Secure 2.0 Act cleared a path for companies to help employees balance paying off student debt while saving for retirement.

Source: cnbc.com
'What govt should do to make teaching more attractive' - Vimarsana News

'What govt should do to make teaching more attractive'

Adeola Adedunke Adeyemi recently won the 2023 Maltina Teacher of the Year award. She is a public school teacher at Keke Senior High School, Lagos and a multiple award winning teacher and founder of Girls Allowed Hub, Every Child Counts Club and the convener of the Secure Your Future Campaign. In this interview, she speaks…

How I won 2023 Maltina Teacher award after five failed attempts - Vimarsana News

How I won 2023 Maltina Teacher award after five failed attempts

Ms Adefemi received a total cash prize of N6.5 million and is also entitled to an all-expense paid capacity development training in the UK.