For those three to ten years from retirement. Program covers key benefits and decision points from ages 62 to 70, including Social Security and Medicare as well as major milestones associated with employer-sponsored retirement plans that can help participants avoid significant tax penalties on withdrawals. 

Sponsored by Vanguard, one of Harvard's retirement plan companies, and open to all Harvard faculty and staff. Please ...

Explore rocks and minerals found here in New England and across North America. Learn how North America was formed and has changed over the past 600 million years through hands-on activities and segments from the new NOVA-WGBH series, Making North America. Bring your own rock or mineral specimen to be identified by members of the Boston Mineral Club and learn how to create a collection of your own. 

Museum admission is free for Harvard ID holder + one guest.

http://hmnh.harvard....

Mexican folk dance and live mariachi music help make this a joyful, festive event, designed to remember and welcome back the spirits of loved ones. Decorate a sugar skull, make papel picado (cut-paper banners) and other artwork, and write a message to place upon the Día de los Muertos altar. View contemporary carved and painted folk art from Oaxaca by Ventura and Norberto Fabian. 

Family Event. No advance tickets required.

Snacks and activities free with museum admission. Museum admission is free for Harvard ID holder + one guest...

If you have a Health Care and/or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account for 2015, you must submit any reimbursement claims by March 31, 2016. Any unclaimed funds will be forfeited. Learn more.

If you have a Health Care and/or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Account for 2015, all funds must be spent by March 15, 2016. Any unused funds will be forfeited. The deadline to submit 2015 FSA claims to Benefits Strategies is March 31, 2016.

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These clinics sponsored by Harvard University Health Services are open to all in the Harvard community with a HUGHP card or a Harvard ID (regardless of their health plan).  Spouses and other family members who do not have their own HUGHP or Harvard ID card are not eligible for these clinics. Remember to bring your card with you.

Learn more about all your benefit options in time for Harvard's 2016 Benefits Open Enrollment!

Representatives from HUGHP, Harvard Pilgrim, the Harvard Benefits Office and many other benefits providers will be available to answer your questions.

Representatives from Harvard's retirement plan companies as well as on-campus services, like the Harvard Credit Union, will also be on hand.

Learn more about all your benefit options in time for Harvard's 2016 Benefits Open Enrollment!

Representatives from HUGHP, Harvard Pilgrim, the Harvard Benefits Office and many other benefits providers will be available to answer your questions.

Representatives from Harvard's retirement plan companies as well as on-campus services, like the Harvard Credit Union, will also be on hand.

Learn more about all your benefit options in time for Harvard's 2016 Benefits Open Enrollment!

Representatives from HUGHP, Harvard Pilgrim, the Harvard Benefits Office and many other benefits providers will be available to answer your questions.

Representatives from Harvard's retirement plan companies as well as on-campus services, like the Harvard Credit Union, will also be on hand.

Benefits Open Enrollment for 2016 is November 9-23, 2015

This is your annual opportunity to review your benefits options and choose the ones that best meet your needs and those of your family. Open Enrollment packages will be mailed to homes in mid-October. Learn more.

Demystify the home buying process in this workshop covering:

• How much can you really afford to pay and what type of mortgage makes the most sense?
• What is a Purchase and Sale agreement?
• How does the process work?
• What Harvard benefits exist for homebuyers?

Workshop is free, but you must register. Learn more.

Sponsored by Harvard University Housing. 

Demystify the home buying process in this workshop covering:

• How much can you really afford to pay and what type of mortgage makes the most sense?
• What is a Purchase and Sale agreement?
• How does the process work?
• What Harvard benefits exist for homebuyers?

Workshop is free, but you must register. Learn more.

Sponsored by Harvard University Housing.