Retiree Services

Developed February 2009
Added Honeywell Retiree Benefits
Added (10/09) Section 4 to Honeywell Retiree Benefits
Health Benefits for Surviving Spouse of a Deceased Retiree

Added Section 1.1 to NJ Residents: NJ Homeowner Assistance to Stem Foreclosures.
Revised Section 2 - NYS Health Program Topics

Honeywell Retiree Benefits

1) Use the Internet

Click on URL Address:    HWRB

OR

 2) Telephone          

Honeywell Retiree Service Center

Tel: 1-800-526-0744

Hrs of Operation: 9:00AM - 6:00PM Eastern Time

To Log On, You Must Have Your: 1) SSN and 2) A Password

 

OR

 

3) Write

 

Honeywell Retirement Service Center

Dept H9796

2601 Research Forest Drive

The Woodland, Texas   77381

 

 

4) Health Benefits for Surviving Spouse of a Deceased Retiree



HYWL offers a large number of Pension Plans (PP) and Medical Plans (MP) to its Retirees.
The Surviving Spouse should contact the HYWL Retirement Service Ctr and have a determination made based on the PP/MP held by the Deceased.

Where You Can Get Help

 

A) State Governments

 

1) New Jersey Residents Click on URL Address:  NJACS    for Aging and Community Services. There are several programs listed.

    Here are some of them.

 

Health/ Medical Programs
Pharmaceutical Assistance to Aged and Disable (PAAD)
Hearing Aid Assistance to Aged and Disable (HAAD)


Transportation Programs

Motor Vehicle Registration Discount
NJ Reduced Fare


Home Assistance/Housing

LIFELINE Credit/Tenants' LIFELINE Assistance Program

 

1.1) NJ Homeowner Assistance to Stem Foreclosures


New Jersey Homeowners can expect relief in Loan and Lease Programs (See A. & B. ) funded by $40 million total
and a State Mediation Program (See C.) These three (3) Programs were signed into law
by Gov. J. Corzine during the December 2008 - January 2009 time period.
  1. The Mortgage Stabilization Program (MSP)
    This MSP is funded by $25M.
    MSP provides loans up to $25k to match the lender's contribution.The purpose of these loans are to bring down the borrower's monthly payment.
    There are certain provisions that MSP participants must meet:
    • The loan must be paid when the house is sold.
    • The Participants are subject to Income Limits and mandatory budget counseling.
  2. The Housing Assistance and Recovery Program (HARP)
    The HARP is funded by $15M.
    • This allows Non-Profit Organizations to buy At-Risk Properties and then lease them back to their former owners.
    • When the former owners have sufficient finances available, they can buy their former property back.
  3. The NJ Mediation Program
    The NJMP is funded by $12.5M. This is a FREE SERVICE to the User.
    The purpose of this program is to provide Mediators and Lawyers to review Foreclosure Cases.
    They may be able to in their review:
    • Negotiate Penalties, Fees, Payment- Interest or Principal.
    • This is for the Homeowners who are at risk of losing their principal Residence.
    • The Howeowner must own the dwelling ( 1 to 3 Family Residence) and has not declared bankruptcy.

To Enroll in the NJMP, the Viewer has two (2) Options:
For Additional Information on the above Legislative Measures,  Click on this URL addess:

State of New Jersey

Click on Link:   News Archives

Under    NEWS   There are two (2) Links to View their Contents.
Scroll Down and Click on:    Governor Corzine Signs Mortgage Stabilization Measures to Help Stem Foreclosures

Scroll Down and Click on:    Governor Corzine Takes Action on Foreclosure Prevention Measure

 

2) New York State (NYS) Residents  Click on URL Address:  CITGUIDE  for their Citizen Guide.

    NYS programs for the Aging are listed under the Citizen Guide Topic Health.
The Viewer will find a listing of various Program Topics A (Aging) to V ( Volunteering).

 

3)Other States  Click on the URL Address:   FirstGov  Then select your particular State or Territory. Search that particular state website for the Topic Health  or Medical. The presentation for each State or Territory will vary greatly depending on what benefits are offered.

 

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