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AT&T Where To Go For More Information Guide 2024

AT&T Moved 96,000 Retirees to Athene

On Wednesday, May 3 Julianne Galloway, AT&T Vice President Global Benefits, during a call said a deal worth approximately $7.7 billion had just closed to move 96,000 AT&T pension plan participants, from the AT&T pension plan to annuities from Athene Life & Annuity Company and Athene Annuity & Life Assurance Company.

Membership Benefits Include:

  • TelCo Retiree Association enjoys an “Executive” level access to AT&T which enables problem resolution when issues are not resolved by AT&T agents.

  • The TelCo Retirees Association website provides timely access to the latest AT&T updates and other information concerning members retirement benefits.

  • TelCo Retirees Association is a charter member of the NRLN (National Retiree Legislative Network) which represents retirees to the U.S. Congress.

  • TelCo Retiree Association participates and supports NRLN’s efforts to enact federal legislation to protect retiree pensions and benefits.

OUR PURPOSE:

Membership in the TelCo Retirees Association, Inc. is open to all retired AT&T Employees including predecessor companies; Pacific Bell, Nevada Bell, SBC and AT&T.

TelCo Retirees Association Inc. will act to represent the interests of all members and their dependents regarding pension, health care, and other retiree issues.

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