Support for tech employees facing job uncertainty


Unexpected job loss can be devastating, but there are actions you can take to protect your finances. We were founded upon the philosophy of people helping people, and we have been helping tech employees navigate their financial futures for over 70 years, including preparing for times of job uncertainty.
In the case of a job loss, you may have received a severance package, final paycheck, or a payout of any accrued paid time off. You may also have questions about your 401(k) plan and other investment vehicles, or you may be wondering about unemployment benefits. If you planned ahead, you could have an emergency savings account to utilize—and if not, you can make an emergency savings account a priority when better times prevail.
Maybe you feel like you could be better prepared for a potential job loss. Perhaps you’ve already lost your job and are looking for answers to financial questions. First Tech has resources to help you manage your financial future confidently, so you can stay on your feet and moving ahead with your financial goals while your next career move awaits.
Financial tools and resources
We’ve collected our most helpful articles and videos related to job transitions and put them in a single place for you to browse and view on your own time. Check out our job transition page. We also have a number of financial calculators to help you make the most of your budget when your income is reduced, and plan ahead for your savings and retirement goals.
No-cost consultations
Loan payment assistance request
Requests for mortgage forbearance will require a conversation with a First Tech representative on the Loan Workouts team. Please call 855.855.8805, extension 4662 to discuss your situation.
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