Group Retiree Term Life Insurance

Term Life Insurance for APWU Retirees

Good news! You may be eligible for up to $100,000 in coverage that can help protect your family after you retire.

Providing you continue your APWU membership after you retire, you are eligible to apply for Group Retiree Term Life Insurance. This senior term life insurance program is similar to the Voluntary Benefits Plan Group Term Life Insurance, providing coverage for your family to receive up to $100,000 should you suffer an untimely death.

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Please Note:
You must notify The Voluntary Benefits Plan of any address change for you, your dependents and/or beneficiaries, and any change in employment and union membership status change, life status change (i.e., marriage, divorce, beneficiary or name change), or benefit changes requested. Notice must be in writing. To continue coverage, insured must continue to be eligible for coverage under the terms of the group certificate, please advise us of any change that affects your eligibility for coverage.

Administered By:
Voluntary Benefits Plan
P.O. Box 12009
Cheshire, CT 06410
Phone: 1-800-422-4492
Fax: 1-203-754-7847

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There are two categories of benefits available to retirees: (a) benefits that must be purchased prior to retirement but may be continued after retirement and (b) benefits that may be purchased after retirement provided the member continues his/her APWU membership.

Yes! Your spouse is eligible for up to $50,000 coverage. However, their coverage amount cannot exceed your coverage amount.

Group Retiree Term Life Insurance

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