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Important Retiree Notice May 20, 2013

Please read this important notice to annuitants regarding retiree healthcare benefits!

Retiree Healthcare Benefits Commission’s (RHBC) report to the Mayor’s Office on the state of retiree healthcare benefits, their related cost trends, and issues affecting the offering of retiree benefits after July 1, 2013.

Appendix A: Supporting Information

Exhibit A-1: City of Chicago vs. Korshak vs. Ryan

Exhibit A-2: Second Amended Order of the Korshak Settlement Agreement

Exhibit A-3: City of Chicago vs. Korshak vs. Ryan Reconciliation Order

Exhibit A-4: Relevant Pension Codes

Exhibit A-5: RHBC Indemnification Ordinance

Exhibit A-6: Department of Treasury Regulations: Final Rule on Premium Credits

Exhibit A-7: Correspondence from Pension Funds and Representatives

Exhibit A-8: RHBC Meeting Listing

Exhibit A-9: Details on the Analysis of Terminating City Benefits for non-Medicare Eligibles under the Affordable Healthcare Act

Appendix B: Tables and Figures

Exhibit B-1: Segal Report: City of Chicago Projected Annuitant Plan Costs 12-Month Rates Effective July 1, 2012—June 30, 2013

Exhibit B-2: 2012 Segal Health Plan Cost Trend Survey

Exhibit B-3: Patient Cost Sharing Under the Affordable Healthcare Act

Exhibit B-4: City of Chicago Retiree Health Plan Review Preliminary Projections– 5/13/11

Exhibit B-5: OPEB Comparable for Parity

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