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Upcoming Insurance Changes

Our plant was recently informed corporate will be coming to discuss upcoming insurance changes. Any ideas of what changes employees can expect?


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According to Google - Specific, company-wide health insurance plan changes for 3M in 2027 have not been publicly detailed by corporate benefits administration yet. General 2027 Corporate Health Trends Rising Costs: Large U.S. employers are facing an average 8% to 11% surge in total healthcare benefit costs for 2027 before implementing mitigation strategies. Plan Adjustments: To combat inflation and rising claims—including expensive specialized medications like GLP-1 weight-loss dr-gs—many large corporations are expected to adjust plan designs, increase deductibles, or alter pharmacy tier structures during the fall open enrollment window. ACA Affordability Benchmark: The IRS set the 2027 Affordable Care Act (ACA) affordability threshold at 10.22% of an employee's household income, which dictates minimum employer plan pricing compliance. To check the exact 2027 options and contributions for your specific situation, log in directly through your employee portal on the official 3M Benefits Center or contact your HR Total Rewards representative once open enrollment materials are released this fall.

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Post ID: @h3+1m1ej3cr7

@b5

How much more time will the average 3Mer spend in the P ersonify website to achieve the discount. Great use of company time.

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Post ID: @fx+1m1ej3cr7

Health insurence is a joke. Imagin you subscribe to netflix and pay everytime you watch a movie. Insurence is just like that. Hey here is 600 of saving. Make sure you pay your primiem. on top of that pay upto family deductible. Such a scam

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Post ID: @fs+1m1ej3cr7

You need to earn twice as many points to get the discount, now.

But don't worry, you can earn points by joining Bill Brown's unpopular 5k, or reading a book to learn how to better manage your money!

(Literally not even joking.)

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Post ID: @b5+1m1ej3cr7

...outside of paying more for less, unfortunately no...

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