FEHB (Federal Employees Health Benefits)

Spousal survivor annuitants will need to make decisions about their health, dental and vision insurance benefits for 2025 during the upcoming benefits open season. Ed Zurndorfer discusses continued enrollment in the FEHB program and FEDVIP for family members, including eligibility and cost more…

Ed Zurndorfer outlines the new Postal Service Health Benefits program that starts Jan. 1, 2025 — including how it compares to FEHB, enrollment and open season, cost savings for Medicare Part B/Advantage, and pharmacy benefits for those eligible more…

The Office of Personnel Management has new tools to reduce the number of ineligible enrollments in the Federal Employees Health Benefits program more…

Ed Zurndorfer discusses four different suggestions on how federal retirees and annuitants can reduce their Federal Employees Health Benefits insurance plan out-of-pocket expenses — including those enrolled in Medicare more…

Ed Zurndorfer provides suggestions on how some federal employees can save on Federal Employees Health Benefits program premiums, and who must pay 100% of the FEHB premiums without any federal government contribution more…

The IRS has provided new guidance on specific categories of medical expenses that can be paid or reimbursed through a Health Savings Account, Health Reimbursement Account, or Health Care Flexible Spending Account more…

Ed Zurndorfer explains the advantages and disadvantages of an HRA under the Federal Employees Health Benefits program — and how it differs from a Health Savings Account (HSA) more…

Ed Zurndorfer outlines the requirements needed to be met for federal employees to keep their Federal Employee Health Benefits into retirement more…

Ed Zurndorfer discusses important details for the Federal Benefits Health Benefits (FEHB) program federal employees and retirees should be aware of in 2024 more…