Find information on the open enrollment page that’s right for you: PEBB retirees, PEBB employees and PEBB continuation coverage subscribers, and SEBB employees and SEBB continuation coverage subscribers.
A virtual benefits fair is a way to learn about your benefit options through an online experience — and it’s available anytime.
Visit and explore to learn more about all the benefits available. You will find links to videos, webinars, provider searches, and other information to help you choose the right benefits for you and your dependents.
These plans are designed to help families save for a variety of education expenses. With tax benefits, flexible contribution options including payroll deduction, automatic bank withdrawal or bill pay plus nationwide choice of schools and career training programs, it’s easy to start saving today.
WA529 Plans are voluntary savings plans. Employees and their families can choose to open accounts.
All Washington State agencies and many school districts, city and county governments provide a payroll deduction option to employees.
The GET Program is Washington's 529 prepaid college tuition plan that helps families save for future education expenses. The state guarantees (RCW 28B.95) the value of a GET account will keep pace with the tuition cost of the highest priced Washington public university. GET account values are measured in "units," where 100 units equals the cost of one year of resident, undergraduate tuition and state-mandated fees at Washington’s highest priced public university. Enrollment period is November 1 through May 31, each year. See the GET Program details guide.
The DreamAhead College Investment Plan is Washington’s traditional 529 savings plan that also helps families save for future education expenses. With DreamAhead, account owners have multiple investment options with varying degrees of customization and risk. The value of a DreamAhead account is determined by investment performance which may fluctuate. DreamAhead has year-round enrollment. See the DreamAhead Program details guide.
Students can use their funds for a variety of qualified education expenses attend colleges, universities, trade schools and registered apprenticeship programs in the US and some schools abroad.
Want to know more about the 529 Plan? Attend a webinar. New dates/times and registration information is updated monthly.