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Active vs Passive Open Enrollment: Pros and Cons 2025

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The document outlines the Open Enrollment process for the 2009 Flex Benefit Plan offered by ProcessWorks, detailing how employees can enroll or make changes to their flexible spending accounts (FSAs) for dependent day care and out-of-pocket medical expenses. It includes instructions for completing the enrollment form, eligibility criteria, tax benefits, and reimbursement procedures. Additionally, it explains the implications of participating in the plan on taxable income and Social Security benefits, as well as guidelines for qualifying expenses and necessary documentation.

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Begin by filling out Section 1, which requires your personal information such as name, address, and Social Security number. Ensure all details are accurate for seamless processing.
Proceed to Section 2 where you will select your enrollment type. Choose between Active or Passive enrollment based on your preference and understanding of the pros and cons outlined in the document.
In Section 3, review the benefits associated with each enrollment type. Use our editor's comment feature to highlight any questions or notes for later reference.
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What is the difference between active enrollment and passive enrollment?

Active funds* aim to beat the returns of an index by attempting to invest in only the best stocks within the index. Theyre run by professional fund managers or investment research teams. Passively managed or index funds simply track a market by owning all, or a representative sample, of the stocks in an index.

What is the difference between active and passive enrollment?

Just like passive income is income that you dont need to actively work to acquire, passive enrollment allows employees benefits to remain the same year after year without them having to participate in the opt-in process.

What does enrollment status active mean?

Passive enrollment means employees get automatically re-enrolled in their current benefits unless they actively make changes. Its the set-it-and-forget-it approach where the previous years elections roll over into the new plan year.