Newsletter

BY THE NUMBERS

19 – Days until the August Membership meeting. Remember, stepping-up is showing up! When was the last time you stepped up?

37 – That is percentage of Defined Contribution participants that have protected their Defined Contribution account by registering with Empower.

A LETTER TO MY FUTURE SELF

Dear Future, Me,

I just realized that time is precious, and there is really no time to wait to build a future worth living into. To that end, and beginning today, I am taking the “bull by the horns” and are making my future a top priority.

As a matter of fact, this morning I took my first step in that direction by finally accepting the Benefit Funds invitation to register my Define Contribution Plan account at Empower.

SELF-PAYMENT AMOUNTS AND / OR DUE DATES

Are listed:

Within the Funds website the month in which the payments are due.
Within the Funds newsletter.
Within each individuals Create account of those individuals who have a shortage of hours in the form of an explanation of benefits.
Within the Funds Shortage of Hours’ notice letter that is mailed weeks prior to the payment due date.

The July Newsletter Has Landed!

Hello, Hallo, Dia Dhuit, Halla & Bonjour!
Why the multi-language salutations, you ask? Well, for one, we thought it would be interesting to welcome you to this month’s newsletter in the various and predominant “tongues” of the non-native or enslaved population that comprised the thirteen colonies when the birth of our country occurred in 1776.

I know what you are thinking.

June – By the Numbers

Listed below are some highlights of the past month.

3 – The number of days ahead of schedule that the Defined Contribution Plan went live with Empower. Huzzah!

Sadly, and despite months of communication about this transition, some participants remain oblivious to it even having occurred.

“Life is “C” between B and D”

Who said that?

Existentialist, French philosopher, and apparently all-around prankster, Jean-Paul Sartre did.

Where are we going with this?

Stay with me and well go wherever this goes, …., together!

Regarding the quote, according to Sartre the letter C referred to the choices an individual makes in between the two pivotal points of their existence, specifically, their birth and their death.