Financial Health

Use these tools and resources to alleviate financial stress and better prepare you for both the planned and unexpected financial demands of life.

Eligible participants: You, your spouse/domestic partner, your dependent children ages 18+, and your parents and parents‑in‑law.

Whether you need help setting up a budget, strengthening your rainy-day fund, paying down your student loans, or want an in-person meeting for financial planning/investment advice, the Astellas Financial Wellness programs have the support you need.

When you’re working to better your future, every penny counts.

That’s why Astellas provides all employees with an annual $1,000 wellness allowance. You can use this allowance as you please – to pay down a debt, develop your financial plan, start an education fund, or save for a rainy day!

The key to good financial health is good financial education.

You can meet with financial professionals at no cost and discuss your personal financial situation and planning goals. Call 800-603-4015 to schedule an appointment today.

You have access to SoFi, the largest provider of student loan refinancing.

This can help you reduce the cost of your student loan debt or your children’s student loan debt. Visit the SoFi website to learn more.

Before you can begin saving, investing, and spending wisely, you’ll need to get a look at your own personal financial roadmap.

Fidelity offers a quick online checkup that helps identify which areas of your finance you should focus on. Click here to take the checkup.

Budgeting is a great way to get a handle on your finances and feel in control of the money you spend.

Visit the Fidelity website to get started, or explore these budgeting apps, MINT and Personal Capital, to see what works for you.

Get help prioritizing your spending and look for opportunities to convert unnecessary or discretionary spending into saving opportunities.

Learn how to budget for the things you need and spend wisely on the things you want. Click here to get started.

Whether it is for college, retirement, vacation, or a new home, putting money away regularly — even a little at a time — can open up opportunities for the things we want.

Get advice on maximizing your savings with each paycheck and with each bonus payment. Click here to learn how to prioritize savings, maximize your 401(k) savings, build a rainy day fund, build out college savings, and more.

From student loans to credit cards to mortgages, sometimes it’s necessary to borrow money.

Smart borrowing can leverage your ability to pay for assets over time. However, borrowing for depreciating or speculative assets can be costly. Review your borrowing with a critical eye. Get ideas on how to consolidate, refinance and target the shortest loan durations you can manage. Click here to learn more.

Investing is a way to put your money to work. We all have different risk tolerances and different financial goals.

We all have different comfort levels with investing our money as well. It’s important to choose the path that works best for you and your lifestyle choices. Click here to start your investing journey.

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