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Rounding Out Your Retirement Plans
When your retirement application is processed, we forward your insurance information to the health, prescription drug, dental, and vision insurance carriers. You should receive insurance identification cards and materials a few weeks after your pension begins.
As a retiree, your state-sponsored life insurance continues for you and your dependents at no charge to you. Your coverage is 25 percent of the coverage you carried when you left work; your dependents' policies are capped at $1,000 each.
To view Long-Term Care Insurance (LTC) plan details, visit the Employee Benefits Division of the Michigan Civil Service Commission under Retiree Eligibility. If you previously enrolled in a state-sponsored LTCI plan with LifeSecure, Prudential or MetLife, you can call the vendor directly. For the LifeSecure Indiv
Eligible dependents for health, dental, and vision insurance plans include your spouse (as long as he or she is not also separately enrolled as an eligible state employee or retiree) and your unmarried children by birth, legal adoption, or full legal guardianship.
The Benefits for Life, the retiree-paid, optional coverage program offered through the state of Michigan offers you the opportunity to apply for coverage in key benefit areas. These offerings do not replace your state-sponsored benefit plans. Instead, the program offers additional financial protection with premiums payable through the convenience of pension deduction. Because the plans are optiona
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Pre-Retirement Orientation online presentation |
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The Pre-Retirement Orientation online presentation is designed for State of Michigan employees in the Defined Benefit pension plan first hired before April 1, 1997, who are within five years of retirement. As you're nearing the end of your career as a State of Michigan employee, your retirement plan is more important than ever. Now is the time to evaluate your plan to ensure a smooth transition into retirement. To help, we've created a five-step Pre-Retirement Orientation presentation. To get started, we encourage you to create a pension estimate in miAccount, download the Pre-Retirement Orientation (R0613G) workbook, and view Pre-Retirement Orientation - Getting Started.
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