TIAA in the news

TIAA sold its Kingstowne apartment complex for $106.75 million, which was at a discount to the property's fair market value.

UWL is offering no-cost, in-person financial counseling sessions with TIAA Representative Jeffrey Begovatz on October 1st and 2nd, 2026, for Faculty & Staff to discuss retirement planning and financial goals.

TIAA is undergoing a multi-phase IT transformation called TETRIS, utilizing cloud and AI to modernize its technology stack and expand customer functionality.

A TIAA Institute survey found most retirees regret not saving more or planning earlier for retirement, stressing the importance of comprehensive financial strategies and employer support.

TIAA is holding an August webinar on managing finances, saving money, and handling debt to improve financial security.

A TIAA report indicates Millennials face significant retirement delays due to workforce interruptions and a less reliable retirement system.

Gerry Meyer, a 106-year-old TIAA annuitant, attributes his active four-decade retirement to proactive financial planning and consistent income from TIAA.

TIAA Trust National Association expanded its $71.9 million investment in Visa following the credit card processor's strong quarterly earnings and newly authorized $20 billion buyback program.

Barings appointed TIAA veteran Brad Finkle as its first global COO to drive product strategy and strategic growth initiatives.

U.S. financial literacy has hit a record low, with risk comprehension identified as a critical blind spot for investors across all age groups.

Utilization of advanced data science and an Analytics Center of Excellence to transform multi-channel customer feedback into real-time actionable insights.

Financial literacy in the US has hit a ten-year low, with Gen Z showing particularly significant knowledge gaps according to a TIAA survey.

A TIAA Institute study reports that American financial literacy has reached its lowest point in a decade, leaving many adults ill-equipped for retirement planning.

U.S. financial literacy has reached a decade low, according to a TIAA study highlighting increased financial vulnerability and debt risks for consumers.

Financial literacy among Americans has reached a ten-year low, directly impacting their retirement readiness and overall financial stability.

U.S. financial literacy has reached a ten-year low, prompting TIAA to advocate for better employer-sponsored wellness programs and policy reforms.

CEO Thasunda Brown Duckett is advocating for policy changes and the use of annuities to ensure American workers have guaranteed lifetime income in retirement.

TIAA is hosting June 2026 webinars on setting retirement dates and protecting against identity theft.

TIAA is looking for debt financing for a development project in Houston.

Educational resources and regulatory updates focused on modernizing retirement plan design and fiduciary compliance.