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The Department of Education’s COVID-19 student loan pause program is ending. That means beginning September 1, interest on federal student loans will start accruing. And sometime in October, payments will begin again (the exact date will vary depending on your service provider). Because of a recent bill passed and signed into law, there won’t be any more payment pause extensions. We understand that trying to fit your student loan payment back into your monthly budget can be a stressful situation. So it’s a good idea to prepare yourself now for making payments again. Take a deep breath. We’re here for you with guidance, tips, and resources to help you transition back into making student loan payments.

"SECURE 2.0 will give millions of Americans a better chance for retirement success, and can help employers attract and retain talented employees,” said Janet Luxton, senior ERISA consultant at Vanguard.

So, what is financial wellness? It’s the ability to pay your bills while saving toward future goals. And it doesn’t need to be complicated. Big change starts with small steps. With the right tools and knowledge, you can develop better behaviors—no matter who you are, or where you start.