University of Florida
University of Florida
Protecting, Saving, and Planning for the Future
Contact your local Gabor representative to help gain an individual understanding of your employee benefits. Send us an email or call 800-330-6115.
Gabor Financial Solutions is dedicated to helping you understand and choose from a comprehensive list of benefit options designed especially for employees of the University of Florida. In its 7th decade of service, Gabor representatives are on campus daily to help you plan for retirement and beyond.
In partnership with your Human Resources department, the Gabor Agency is pleased to guide you in choosing the following employee benefits:
- Retirement Income Planning (SUSORP, 403b, 457, FRS)
- Social Security Planning
- DROP
Saving
Retirement Income Planning and Strategies
There are a number of valuable retirement investment services and products to choose from: employer-sponsored retirement savings plans, SUSORP, 403(b) and Roth 403(b) (may not yet be available at your university), 457 retirement savings plans, FRS, traditional and roth IRAs, mutual funds, fixed and variable annuities, 529 college savings plans and more. Our financial professionals are here to guide you through this collection of choices.
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Planning for the Future
Social Security Planning
Individuals can often make a few mistakes regarding their Social Security - underestimating the real value of Social Security, hurrying to collect but regretting reduced benefits, having a lack of understanding about unique benefits that couples can take advantage of, and more. With Gabor’s guidance, you can strengthen your Social Security strategy and help ensure you’re receiving the maximum amount of benefits available to you.
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Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP)
DROP is available to employees enrolled in FRS. This program allows employees who meet normal retirement requirements- to retire and begin accumulating the monthly retirement benefits without terminating employment for up to 60 months.
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