Is your address up to date?

Did you know your address in myWSU feeds through to many of your benefit providers, the Health Care Authority, and your retirement plan? This means an incorrect address could result in you missing important mailings related to your health insurance, retirement plan, Open Enrollment, receiving new ID cards, and more! Although the For Your Benefits Newsletter has already been mailed out this year, you can view a digital copy if it was mailed to an outdated address. As the annual Open Enrollment period is coming in November, now is a good time to check your address in myWSU is correct and up-to-date.

  1. Go to my.wsu.edu and sign in.
  2. Click on Profile, then Addresses.
  3. Check that both your Home and Mailing Address are correct. If not, click on that address and update in the pop-up window.

Questions can be directed to HRS Benefit Services at hrs.benefits@wsu.edu or (509) 335-4521.

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