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Stay on track with our 2025 open enrollment timeline infographic! 

Don’t let open enrollment sneak up on you! Our 2025 Open Enrollment Timeline Infographic is the perfect tool to help you stay organized and informed throughout the entire process. From key deadlines to important reminders, this visual guide breaks down each step, making it easy for both HR teams and employees to prepare. 

With everything laid out in one clear, concise timeline, you'll have a hassle-free open enrollment experience. Download the infographic today and ensure you're ready for 2025! 


Have questions? contact TruePlan 

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re more than happy to discuss ways you can stay on track this open enrollment season. We can also talk about how to optimize your current employee benefits solutions for retention and attraction. 


Don’t miss our additional open enrollment resources 

Our resource library contains helpful open enrollment information that you can leverage this fall. Explore blogs, infographics and other useful information, including topics like: 

  1. how to get the most out of your open enrollment communications; 

  1. eight tips for effective open enrollment communication;  

  1. 2025 open enrollment planning infographic; and 

  1. 2025 open enrollment checklist. 

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