Depending on where you live, you have several choices for medical coverage.

• The Cigna Choice Fund with Health Savings Account (HSA) plan offers in-network and out-of-network coverage. It’s the only medical option paired with a tax-advantaged HSA, which lets you save for current or future health care expenses and get free money from Intuit. It’s also the only plan that covers out-of-network services.
• The UnitedHealthcare (UHC) Network Plan, Cigna Managed Network Plan (EPO), and Kaiser plan (California and Georgia only) have predictable out-of-pocket costs, and there’s no deductible for you to pay before the plan pays for services or prescriptions. These plans cover in-network care only and may have higher paycheck deductions.
• All Intuit medical plans include pharmacy benefits, which include preferred and non-preferred generic and brand medications and supplies. Prescriptions can be filled at retail pharmacies or by mail order. Your prescription costs are based on the type of medication and the medical plan you are enrolled in.

Want to learn more about your medical plan basics or how the high deductible plan works? View the these videos for helpful, easy-to-follow information. Choose My HSA or My Health Plan from the top navigation bar to watch videos and more.

You have two options for dental coverage:

• The Aetna PPO Dental Plan gives you the freedom to choose any dentist. However, if you choose to go to a dentist who is not in the network, you pay more for services.
• The Aetna DMO Dental Plan requires you to pick a primary care dentist (PCD) in the Aetna DMO network for regular exams and for referrals to get specialty care. In exchange, it costs less than the PPO Plan. Note: This plan has a smaller network of providers, so it might not be available in all parts of the country. If it’s available in your area, it will be shown as an option when you enroll.

Take a look at the FY’23 plan snapshot to see what each plan covers and how much you’ll pay for services.

Vision Service Plan (VSP) has the most extensive network of optometrists and vision care specialists in the country. When you choose a VSP provider, you pay only a $10 copay for your annual exam. The plan provides $200 for frames and covers lenses at 100%, or $300 for contact lenses, every 12 months. If you’re in the Bay Area, you can also go to Crossover Health Center’s VSP vision center.

For more information, view the FY’23 plan snapshot.

HSA
Watch this video to see what the HSA can do for you.

The HSA is a personal savings account that you use for health care. You can set aside up to $3,650 (individual coverage) or $7,300 (family coverage) per year—tax-free. Plus, Intuit contributes $750–$1,000 (individual coverage) or $1,500–$2,000 (family coverage) to your account, based on your salary. You can use the money to pay for medical, dental, or vision care—like office visits, lab work, x-rays, and prescriptions—now or in the future. Any unused money in your account rolls over for you to use the next year (or anytime in the future). The HSA is only available if you enroll in the Cigna Choice Fund with HSA medical plan.

Health Care FSA
Watch this video to see what the Health Care FSA can do for you.

The Health Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) saves you money, because you can pay for eligible health care expenses with tax-free dollars. You decide how much to contribute to your Health Care FSA—from $26 to $2,850 per year. Your full contribution is available for you to use at the start of the fiscal year, and your contribution is deducted from your paycheck, pretax, throughout the year. Keep in mind that you must use your account balance by the end of the fiscal year (August 1–July 31), or it will be forfeited.

Limited Purpose FSA
If you’re enrolled in the Cigna Choice Fund with HSA plan, you and your spouse/domestic partner can only have a Limited Purpose Flexible Spending Account (FSA) due to IRS regulations. The Limited Purpose FSA lets you pay for eligible dental and vision expenses with tax-free dollars. You decide how much to contribute to your Limited Purpose FSA—from $26 to $2,850 per year. Your full contribution is available for you to use at the start of the fiscal year, and your contribution is deducted from your paycheck, pretax, throughout the year. Keep in mind that you must use your account balance by the end of the fiscal year (August 1–July 31), or it will be forfeited.

Dependent Care FSA
Watch this video to see what the Dependent Care FSA can do for you.

You can use the Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account (FSA) to pay for child care, school holiday care, and summer camps until your child’s 13th birthday, or beyond your child’s 13th birthday if he or she is disabled. You can contribute $26 to $5,000 per fiscal year, on a pretax basis. Intuit’s contribution of $650 is available for you to use at the start of the fiscal year. Remember that you must use your account balance before the end of the fiscal year (August 1–July 31), or it will be forfeited.

Tip: Watch this video that explains the difference between the HSA and an FSA.

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Intuit provides you with basic life and accidental death and dismemberment (AD&D) insurance in the amount of 2 times your base salary. You can enroll in optional life insurance of up to 8 times your base salary ($4 million maximum, combined with basic life).

Not sure how much you need? Use the ALEX tool to help determine the right level of coverage for you and your family.

Note: If your spouse or domestic partner or child is eligible for employee coverage, he or she cannot be covered as a dependent under your optional life insurance (all Intuit employees receive coverage of 2 times their base salary). Only one employee may cover a dependent child.

Dependent SSNs
Confirm that your dependents’ Social Security numbers are correct. These numbers are required for tax reporting.

Life insurance beneficiaries
Review and, if necessary, update your life insurance beneficiaries. You are the beneficiary of the life insurance that you purchase for your family.