Guest ned strain Posted August 22, 2001 Posted August 22, 2001 What are other employers requiring for pre-65 retirees' continuance under health plans? Any employer contribution? Thanks Ned Strain National YMCA Employee Benefits Plan
KIP KRAUS Posted August 23, 2001 Posted August 23, 2001 We currently allow employees who retire early (by age 53 or higher) to continue coverage until age 65 at whatever the active employee’s pay for coverage. I have worked other places where we did the same thing.
Mary C Posted August 23, 2001 Posted August 23, 2001 We use a defined contribution approach where the company contributes $x for each year of service toward the cost of the retiree's coverage. The retiree pays the difference, if any, between the company's contribution and the full premium and pays the full premium for any dependent's coverage.
Sandra Pearce Posted August 23, 2001 Posted August 23, 2001 Employees retiring age 55 and up may continue health coverage at a rate that is considerably less that our COBRA rate but approximately two times our active employee rate. Stock-held companies considering adding retiree benefits need to be aware of the FAS 106 liabilities.
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