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My husband gave his company's accountant notice in mid-December to terminate his health insurance as of 1/1/01 because he was going to be added to my insurance. He did this both face-to-face and via e-mail. In January, we noticed that both of his checks had been debited for his portion of the health insurance payment. When he informed the accountant of this mistake, the accountant told him he "forgot to take him off", but that he would do so immediately. My husband then asked when to expect the reimbursement of the health insurance payment and the accountant told him he wouldn't be getting it because he was still covered for the month. Shouldn't my husband's company have to return that money to us since my husband gave them adequate notice?
 



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