Your enrollment checklist
Annual Enrollment, which starts October 21, is your once-a-year opportunity to choose the benefit options that best meet your needs. Use this checklist to guide you through enrolling:
Test your access
Test your access to se-benefitslink.com before October 21, 2019.
“Talk” with ALEX, your personalized, virtual benefits expert.
Talk to a My Secure Advantage (MSA) money coach
Talk to a My Secure Advantage (MSA) money coach to review the pros and cons and ins and outs of your benefit options to give you confidence in your ultimate decisions at 888-724-2326.
Get informed
Get informed. Learn about your 2020 benefit options and costs in Your 2020 Benefits Guide.
Answer questions during Annual Enrollment on
Answer questions during Annual Enrollment on
Add your mobile phone number and/or email address
Add your mobile phone number and/or email address to your profile at
Change any of your current elections, participate in an FSA or change your LTD option for 2020
Change any of your current elections, participate in an FSA or change your LTD option for 2020, you need to take action on
Review your dependents.
Review your dependents. Now’s the time when you can add new dependents and/or remove dependents, including those who are no longer eligible.
Review your life insurance beneficiary designation.
Review your life insurance beneficiary designation. Enter your life insurance beneficiary information at
Print your final benefit summary.
Print your final benefit summary. A confirmation statement will also be sent to your BenefitsLink mailbox.
Important things to know
As you enroll and get ready for your 2020 benefits, keep the following in mind:
- If you are changing your medical plan option from the PPO to a CDHP and you currently have a Health Care FSA, you must claim all the money in your Health Care FSA by December 31, 2019. Otherwise your and Schneider Electric’s HSA contributions will not begin until April 2020.
- If you are continuing participation in an HSA or the Health Care FSA, keep your PayFlex debit card if it isn’t expired. PayFlex will only send out new cards if the old one has expired or you are new to the plan.
- If you enroll for medical coverage, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois will be sending out new ID cards. If you don’t receive it before January 1, 2020 and you need medical care, you can print a temporary card from bcbsil.com.