As a Retiree, if you and/or your spouse or domestic partner is age 65 or older, the Trust requires you to enroll in Medicare Part A and Part B. The Trust will reimburse you and/or your spouse or domestic partner …
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If you are a Retiree, you will be eligible on the first day of the calendar month after you retire from active employment.
If you are a Retiree, your coverage will end: On the date of your death; When the Trust is terminated; If the Trust ceases providing coverage to you and other similarly situated individuals. If you are a dependent, your …
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Contact the Trust Fund office by calling (626) 434-2469
Contact the Trust Fund office by calling (626) 434-2469
Contact the Trust Fund office by calling (626) 434-2469 or submit your final divorce decree to the Trust Fund Office within 30 days of the dissolution of marriage.
Effective January 1, 2018, the Board of Trustees will be eliminating the annual open enrollment and has adopted the twelve (12) month rolling enrollment effective January 1, 2018. Under the twelve month rolling enrollment, you may change your selection, once …
There is a survivor benefit through the Trust for the participant’s eligible dependents at the time of death.
There is no death benefit available through the Trust.
Retirees and and/or spouse or domestic partner who are age 65 and older must be enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B in order to continue to receive maximum benefits.
