Thousands of AT&T retiree's have been notified their company provided health insurance plan is ending as
of 12/31/2014. The existing retiree plan will be replaced with an HRA (health reimbursement arrangement) for QUALIFIED purchases only.
AT&T has hired Aon consulting to coordinate the termination of the "old" plan and help retiree's move forward with their new options.
AT&T retirees must schedule a phone interview with an Aon representative during the months of October and November. The phone consultation will allow the rep to read from a prepared script and review options illustrated on their computer screen.
Retiree's are free to ask questions and hope for an answer.
The HRA money is currently $2700 for the retiree plus an additional $1500 for their qualified spouse. This is your 2015 deposit. AT&T literature indicates future contributions are not guaranteed.
There are strings attached to the money.
Funds will be deposited into your account ONLY IF the retiree (and/or qualified spouse) purchase at least ONE of the following via the Aon representative.
You may choose a Medicare Advantage plan, Medicare supplement or Part D prescription drug plan. If you do not complete a qualified purchase from Aon you will not have access to the HRA money.
More details provided here ........
Blog Archive
-
▼
2014
(425)
-
▼
October
(63)
- Halloween: P&C Claims Style
- SHOP - Not as "Easy as Buying a Plane Ticket"
- From Bad to Worse...
- Cavalcade of Risk #220: Tricks and Treats edition
- A Holly Jolly LinkFest
- You Are Invited!
- L'Chaim - To Life!
- Cavalcade of Risk #220: Call for submissions
- Apples To Oranges? Try Rotten Bananas
- Saving the MVNHS©
- Health Wonk Review: All the leaves are brown edition
- Can I Charge Interest?
- VaderCare? "Pray I don't alter it any further"
- Another Ebola Insurance update
- Blue Cross Wrist Slap
- Have Faith (and Insurance)!
- About Those Obamacare Subsidy Calculations ..........
- Double Whammy, ObamaTax-style
- Cancer Walk Thank You [Updated!]
- ICYMI: We already *had* an Ebola Czar
- It's a Feature, Not a Bug
- Econ vs Engineering: A Case Study
- Another Day, Another Czar
- Friday LinkFest
- Life imitates The Onion
- This Can Happen to You
- From the Mailbag: Now you see it, now you don't
- All Tricks, No Treats
- About Those Discount Health Plans ..........
- AT&T Cancels Retiree Health Insurance
- Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
- Cavalcade of Risk #219 now online
- Ebola Insurance - Update?
- New Hope for Naughty Navigators?
- High Tech (P&C) Carrier Trick
- Politicizing Ebola
- MVNHS© and CanuckCare Update
- Obamacare (Almost) Anniversary Edition
- Say it ain't so
- Prepare to Abandon Ship
- The Health Wonk Review is up!
- Hit me again!
- Ebola insurance? (An InsureBlog Exclusive)
- Cavalcade of Risk #219: Call for submissions
- And the hits just keep on coming...
- If you like your plan....
- What are they hiding?
- What's wrong with this picture? [Updated!]
- Uber-Linkage Wednesday Morning
- No, you can't keep your plan
- Custer Rides Again
- Thanks, but No Thanks
- Help Wanted?
- Pitch Man
- Obamacare Comes Up Short
- Medicaid, Not What it's Cracked Up to Be
- Illegal Immigrants Sue Over Obamacare Terminations
- Obama, Economic Wizard
- Did Obamacare Pee Away $340 Million?
- On the other hand...
- Whadayamean I Gotta Pay?
- The Power of "Hi!"
- Cavalcade of Risk #218 now up
-
▼
October
(63)
Powered by Blogger.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Here's a poser: " Sovaldi, a new pill for hepatitis C, cures the liver-wasting disease in 9 of 10 patients, but treatment can cost ...
-
One of my clients dropped their employer sponsored insurance plan effective May 1, 2014. This forced 21 of their employees (including the ow...
-
Louise Norris hosts next week's edition. Entries are due by Monday (the 27th). To submit your risk-related post, just click here to...
-
A leading Dutch supporter of euthanasia has changed his mind, and speaks out against it, on the occasion of a similar law now being proposed...
-
Ebola. ISIS. Enterovirus. Scary stuff, and sure to get one considering one's own mortality. Not to mention the state of one's life i...
-
Have you received your invitation yet? Perhaps it is lost in the mail. Or you opened it, immediately fainted, and can't remember where y...
-
One of the major problems of the ObamaTax is that it does not, in fact, save health care dollars. This problem plagues similar regimes as we...
-
Have you ever watched someone stack dominoes then tap one and watch the rest fall? Some of these set ups are quite elaborate and took a long...
-
As we posted before, sometimes getting OUT of Obamacare is as difficult as getting in. Well, it get's worse. A fellow agent in the mid...

0 comments:
Post a Comment