Where can I find information on USG retirement plan?
More information can be found within the Elect Benefits web site http://electbenefits.com/USG. The USG Retirement Plan is designed to provide a monthly income benefit for life or a lump sum benefit based on your pay, age and years of benefit service with the Company.
What are the benefits of a USG plan?
USG offers plans to provide for regular exams as well as preventative care. More information can be found in the benefit guides in the links listed above. Medical, Dental and Vision plan: USG offers plans to provide for regular exams as well as preventative care.
Do you need to re-enroll in USG life?
USG provides healthcare coverage to Medicare-eligible retirees through the Aon Retiree Health Exchange. If you are currently enrolled in USG life, dental or vision coverage, you do not need to take any action in order to continue that coverage. If you drop coverage under these plans, you cannot re-enroll.
How many years does it take to be fully vested in USG?
Participants earn a Corporation match on their first 1% through 6% of their contributions. Employees are fully vested after 3 years of participation. Virtually every USG employee participates in one of the Corporation’s annual incentive programs.
More information can be found within the Elect Benefits web site http://electbenefits.com/USG. The USG Retirement Plan is designed to provide a monthly income benefit for life or a lump sum benefit based on your pay, age and years of benefit service with the Company.
USG provides healthcare coverage to Medicare-eligible retirees through the Aon Retiree Health Exchange. If you are currently enrolled in USG life, dental or vision coverage, you do not need to take any action in order to continue that coverage. If you drop coverage under these plans, you cannot re-enroll.
USG offers plans to provide for regular exams as well as preventative care. More information can be found in the benefit guides in the links listed above. Medical, Dental and Vision plan: USG offers plans to provide for regular exams as well as preventative care.
When to enroll in Medicare A & B for USG retirees?
Pre-65 Retirees that qualify as a USG retiree, will continue their current USG medical, dental, vision and life insurance in retirement. If you have questions about whether you qualify, then please contact your local HR office. Remember to enroll in Medicare A & B at least 60-90 days before your 65th birthday to qualify to continue USG healthcare.