Health insurance question

It's most likely "legal", though it depends upon facts that you don't include. The 90 days could be a condition of the insurer, or it could be a...

COBRA Enrollment?

what kind of concern would you have? Are you talking about being responsible for paying premiums? If the COBRA election that you "made" (that was...

Can a school corporation deny a teacher health benefits if it is available to others?

Are you sure that's what you were told? Needing a "qualifying event" relates to WHEN you are able to enroll -- not WHETHER you are able to enroll....

My husband rolled his verizon retirement into prudential annuity retirement 72t under IRS

Do you mean that he retired from Verizon, took his Verizon retirement plan benefit and rolled it over into a Prudential IRA (Individual Retirement...

I worked for this company that carried long and short term disability.

I agree with the prevous answer regarding the 2-year limitation, and that you should consult an attorney. However, there is something else that you...

If what you're saying is correct, there is definitely a violation of Federal law. Several, in fact. And not depositing contributions that are...

I work in pa. I have health insurance thru my employer which covers me and my wife(open enrollment in in july)

There shouldn't be any problem. Before doing anything, however, you should check to make sure that you will in fact be able to drop your coverage...

It's hard to tell exactly what you're referring to. I'm guessing that you are talking about your pension, and your spouse had to sign off on your...

Are employers allowed to refuse you the right to cancel healthcare benefits after you've signed up for them?

Basically, yes. It could be as the prior responder explained -- that the health insurance company allows changes only during "open enrollment."...

Company sold out owner retired, took his money from 401k plan. The rest of the employees are now in a new plan with the new co.

There are any number of reasons why the situation you describe could be "legal." What it comes down to is (1) the terms of the old plan (I.e., what...