Join the groups that fit your situation:
If you received a
"Potential Private Retirement Benefit Information"
notice from Social Security, it is usually based on outdated
information -- as indicated by the "Year Reported" date on
the form included in the body of the notice. Here's how to
decode it:
https://www.hpalumni.org/PotentialBenefitLetter
Benefits: (All benefits -- including health and
financial benefits.)
Agilent Service Center -- toll-free 1-877-989-2727
(operated by Fidelity.)
Time to untangle your stock! With any employer, no one but you
really cares about your employment-related stock. You may have stock in
up to seven HP-related companies. It may not all be held in the same
place. With each spinoff, the cost basis for your shares changed. Many
find stray accounts -- or need to retrieve stock or dividends turned
over to a state as "unclaimed." You could pay taxes twice on the same
income. Your heirs may not find it all. An HP Alumni team developed a
step-by-step process to
find it, protect it, and prevent double taxation. Go to
Employee Stock
Comments about this page to:
info@hpalumni.org
Agilent stock FAQ
Corporate Headquarters: "Contact
Us" page on Agilent public website. Headquarters address
in extreme lower right-hand corner.
Chairman's Office:
Agilent Chairman's Office
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