Yes, I am an idiot. I know.
Started a new job on Monday and going through their onboarding at home during COVID is not very fun. The portal where we enroll made it seem like there was only one choice for a plan and me, being an idiot, didn’t think anything of it and just enrolled in what I thought was my only option. It wasn’t until today that I stumbled on to some documentation related to our Health Insurance plans and found that we do have multiple options and I have enrolled in a plan that I don’t actually want.
It says I have 60 days or something to actually enroll in a plan, but I don’t know if that allows for changes made to an existing enrollment. The aforementioned portal is not allowing me to change anything. Am I just screwed until our next open enrollment period…?
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Yes, I am an idiot. I know. Started a new job on Monday and going through their onboarding at home during COVID is not very fun. The portal where we enroll made it seem like there was only one choice for a plan and me, being an idiot, didn’t think anything of it and just enrolled in what I thought was my only option. It wasn’t until today that I stumbled on to some documentation related to our Health Insurance plans and found that we do have multiple options and I have enrolled in a plan that I don’t actually want. It says I have 60 days or something to actually enroll in a plan, but I don’t know if that allows for changes made to an existing enrollment. The aforementioned portal is not allowing me to change anything. Am I just screwed until our next open enrollment period…?
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