2025 Open Enrollment
Enroll from Wednesday, October 9 to Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Open Enrollment is a yearly process that gives you the opportunity to enroll in new benefits plans or make changes to your existing coverage. It is also a good time to verify that your dependents are current and that we have the current information for them. Any changes you make to your benefits will become effective January 1, 2025.
What’s Changing for 2025
The Open Enrollment guide is designed to provide you with details about changes in 2025, including a health plan comparison chart, rates and more. Click here to download a copy of the 2025 Open Enrollment guide.
How to Enroll
Health and Insurance benefits
Enroll through Fidelity NetBenefits®:
- Visit www.netbenefits.com/dnb (Be sure to print your confirmation page and keep it for your records)
- Call Dun & Bradstreet’s Benefits Center at Fidelity (1-877-362-8953)
Voluntary Benefits: Critical Illness, Hospital Indemnity Accident Insurance, Pet Insurance, Home and Auto Insurance, and Identity Theft
Enroll through Added Benefits®:
- Visit www.AddedBenefitsDNB.com and create your username and password
- Call 1-888-248-9520 to speak with a representative
What Happens if You Don’t Take Action
If you don’t make changes by October 23, 2024, your current elections will carry over to 2025, EXCEPT:
- Working Spouse Surcharge: If you cover a spouse or domestic partner on your medical plan, the working spouse surcharge will be automatically added to your medical premium. You are required to log into Fidelity NetBenefits and complete the attestation in the enrollment flow to determine if the surcharge is waived.
- Health Care and Dependent Care FSAs: If you want to contribute to your Health Care and/or Dependent Care FSA for 2025, you are required to re-enroll. Your 2024 FSA coverage elections will not roll over.
If you miss this deadline, your next opportunity to make changes to your benefits will be during the next Open Enrollment window or if you experience a qualified life event.
Questions?
Click here for a list of benefits contacts.