For a child aged 28 to be covered, which conditions must be met?

For a child aged 28 to be covered, which conditions must be met?

• A. Unmarried, have no dependents, no other insurance
• B. Married with dependents
• C. Employed full-time
• D. Attending college full-time

Answer: (A)

Dependent coverage for an adult child beyond the usual age limit is allowed only if the child remains a dependent under the plan’s terms. In this PBSO CBA context, that means the child must be unmarried, have no dependents, and have no other insurance coverage. If any of those conditions aren’t met—for example, if the child is married or has dependents, or if they already have other insurance—the plan would not cover them as a dependent. While being employed full-time or attending college full-time are common situations in other contexts, they don’t by themselves qualify an adult child for continued dependent coverage under this rule; the three conditions together determine eligibility.

Dependent coverage for an adult child beyond the usual age limit is allowed only if the child remains a dependent under the plan’s terms. In this PBSO CBA context, that means the child must be unmarried, have no dependents, and have no other insurance coverage. If any of those conditions aren’t met—for example, if the child is married or has dependents, or if they already have other insurance—the plan would not cover them as a dependent. While being employed full-time or attending college full-time are common situations in other contexts, they don’t by themselves qualify an adult child for continued dependent coverage under this rule; the three conditions together determine eligibility.