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Happy Halloween from Equitable! 🎃 by @equitable.financial

At Equitable, we believe in investing in students who have the courage to pursue what’s possible.

Applications are now open for the Equitable Excellence Scholarship® program, offering funding, leadership development and resources to help public high school seniors turn their aspirations into impact. 🎓🌟

Learn more and apply by visiting the link in our bio! by @equitable.financial

As we wrap up our back-to-school educator stories, we're reminded that the moments educators carry with them most aren't always the biggest milestones—they're the small victories that help students discover what's possible.

This story is a reminder that patience, encouragement, and belief can help a student see their own potential in a new way:

“Sometimes the win is staying with it. One that sticks with me is a student who would shut down anytime work felt hard—head down, ‘I can’t do this,’ done for the day. At first, I focused too much on getting the work finished. What actually changed things was backing off that expectation and just focusing on getting him to stay in the room with the task. Some days that meant just starting one problem together. Some days it was just sitting there without leaving. I remember one day he looked at an assignment he usually avoids and said, ‘I can try it if you help me start.’ That was a turning point. We did the first couple together, and he ended up finishing more than he ever had before. It wasn’t a big, flashy moment—but it was the first time he didn’t give up right away. And that’s the part I keep coming back to: sometimes the win is just a student staying with something they used to run from.”

#WrittenByEducators #BackToSchool #EducatorStories by @equitable.financial

Since 1859, New York City has been our home.

Today, as we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, we remember those we lost, honor the heroes who responded, and reflect on the resilience of a city and nation that came together in an extraordinary time of need. by @equitable.financial

Back-to-school season isn't just a time for classroom preparation – it's also an opportunity to think about long-term financial well-being.

For educators, regularly reviewing retirement goals along the way can help keep plans on track. by @equitable.financial

Happy Labor Day from all of us at Equitable! We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. by @equitable.financial

The most meaningful moments in education aren't always found in lesson plans or test scores - they're often found in the lives changed along the way.

“Building relationships is key to students' success. If they know you care, they'll do anything to make you happy. As teachers, we are educators, caregivers, counselors, and role models. When you model kindness and respect, you get kindness and respect. I had a student who loved football but hated to read. Knowing this, I found text about football and encouraged him to read it. Not only did he read the text, but we spent time talking about his football passion. I even went and watched him play on Saturdays. Knowing I was one of his biggest fans, he tried hard with every reading assignment even if it wasn't his favorite topic. We built a bond throughout the year. He made huge gains in reading because he felt supported and encouraged.”

Stories like these remind us of the passion, perseverance, and purpose that drive educators every day.

#WrittenByEducators #BackToSchool #EducatorStories by @equitable.financial

Every educator has a story that reminds them why they chose this profession.

In honor of this #BackToSchool season, we're sharing real reflections from teachers about the moments, relationships, and experiences that continue to inspire them every day.

Our first story is a reminder of the lasting impact educators can have beyond the classroom:

“At 27 years old, he still remembers me. One of my favorite moments was years after I had taught a young man in middle school, I came across him at a local diner waiting tables. He told me used the Spanish he learned in my class to be able to travel abroad. He said I was one of his favorite teachers and, mind you, I teach middle school, so I taught this young man when he was 12 years old, at 27 years old he still remembers me and says I made an impact on him. On the really hard days, I try to remember the moments like these when it is truly worth it.” by @equitable.financial

A new school year brings fresh opportunities – and a chance to think about the future beyond the classroom.

According to Equitable's Value of an Advisor study, educators who work with a financial professional have a median 403(b) account balance that is $29,000 higher than those who do not. It's a reminder that a thoughtful plan and consistent action can make a meaningful difference over time. by @equitable.financial

Congratulations to our 2026 summer interns as they complete their journey at Equitable! 🎉

Over the past nine weeks, they've brought fresh ideas, strong collaboration, and valuable contributions to teams across our organization. We're grateful for everything they've accomplished and proud to support their growth along the way. Thank you to the mentors and leaders who helped make this experience so impactful.

Interns, what's one lesson, highlight, or achievement you'll take with you from this summer? Let us know below! ⬇️ by @equitable.financial

Happy Independence Day! 🎆

For 250 years, independence has shaped what’s possible — something we continue to support through financial empowerment. by @equitable.financial

Happy Father’s Day to all the dads who make a lasting difference in our lives! by @equitable.financial