• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

www.myfederalretirement.com

Financial Planning Resources for Federal & Postal Employees

  • FREE Newsletter
  • Pay & COLAs
  • Thrift Savings
  • Insurance
  • FERS / CSRS
  • Find A Professional
  • Workshops
  • Podcast
Advertisement

16 Things Seniors Born Between 1941-1969 Could Take Advantage Of

There are a number of lesser-known programs that can help slash bills, reduce insurance costs, and unlock powerful financial perks — right now.
We pulled together some of the most valuable money moves for 2026. Cut expenses, boost your retirement, and recession-proof your finances.

Check them out here


Some 2023 FEHB Plan Premiums Are Higher for Self Plus One Than Family Coverage

October 31, 2022 My Federal Retirement

FEHB premiums

Enrollees in the Federal Employees Health Benefits (FEHB) program should carefully check the 2023 premium rates of their current plan and any other plan choices they are considering for 2023.

For enrollees wishing to change, they must do so during open season, which is held from Monday, November 14 – Monday, December 12, 2022.

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) provided last week a list the 84 FEHB plans for 2023 that have higher premiums for the Self Plus One option than the Self and Family option.

Enrollees who wish to cover one eligible family member may elect either the Self and Family or Self Plus One enrollment type.

The list of the FEHB plans from OPM that have higher premiums for the Self Plus One coverage than the Self and Family option can be downloaded here (Microsoft Excel file).

On average, the federal employees’ and retirees’ share of 2023 FEHB premiums will increase by 8.7% according to OPM.

Advertisement

For a complete list of all 2023 FEHB premium rates, click here.   Federal employees can access all of the 2023 FEHB plans information on OPM’s website.

SEE ALSO: 2022 Federal Benefits Open Season Dates and Options

Related:

  • With Average 86% Increase in FLTCIP Premiums, Self-Insuring Long Term Care Becomes a Consideration
  • Federal Employee Groups Press for Higher 2023 Federal Pay Raise Than White House Recommended

Primary Sidebar

Recent Must-Reads

Understanding the FERS Retirement Annuity Supplement

Why 62 Is the Magic Age for FERS Employees to Retire

Footer

About Us
Contact Us
Advertise

Free Email Newsletter
Facebook
Twitter

Terms of Service
Privacy Policy
Cookies Policy

My Federal Retirement is not affiliated with the U.S. Federal Government.
Copyright © 2007-2024 My Federal Retirement. All Rights Reserved. Reproduction without permission prohibited.