After blocking retirees from enrolling in the Survivor Benefit Plan by not making the enrollment forms available as part of a one-time open season ordered by Congress, that process is now available.

Annual benefits enrollment, which for many companies will be in the coming months, typically lasts one to two weeks, but the preparation process begins several months in advance. For human resources ...

Use this form to add or delete dependents from your medical or dental insurance plans. To add a dependent you must also submit documentation of their eligibility such as a birth certificate, marriage ...

The enrollment process for employee benefits has become more streamlined over the years, yet challenges remain—especially when it comes to integrating retirement planning and evidence of insurability.

Open enrollment for 2025 benefits ends Tuesday (Nov. 12). Employees are encouraged to review their benefit options and make changes or select new coverage. Enrollment must be completed and submitted ...

Todd Katz, head of group benefits at MetLife shares how benefit managers can ease the process of open enrollment this year, and boost benefits utilization across their organizations. MetLife's ...

Qualifying life events are specific life or employment eligibility changes that may effect your health insurance needs. When such an event occurs, an employee may be permitted to change or drop their ...

I find that most people do not maximize their employee benefits. Luckily, if you have not taken full advantage of your benefits, you get a mulligan every year in the form of open enrollment. Think of ...

Mississippi State faculty and staff are encouraged to review their existing coverage and participate in benefits’ open enrollment through October. Open enrollment is for the election of new coverage ...

As 2020's open enrollment season began in the US, the survey found that although workers say they have high confidence in their benefit choices, employers grade workers much lower. Photo: Shutterstock ...

Welcome to Ask an Adviser, EBN’s new weekly column in which benefit brokers and advisers answer (anonymous) queries sent in by our readers. Looking for some expert advice? Please submit questions to ...