Aetna Commuter Benefits^SM  can help you save on the cost of getting to work. It's a smart way to save on eligible parking and transit expenses.

Here’s how Aetna Commuter Benefits works

You pay for eligible work-related parking or transit costs before taxes are taken out of your paycheck.* That means you save.

• Visit www.aetnacommuterhub.com
• Select your transit system or parking vendor
• Place your order for eligible transit or parking passes/vouchers
• The cost is deducted from your paycheck before taxes are taken
• Receive your transit or parking passes/vouchers in the mail

Your employer may offer a parking benefit, transit benefit, or both.

Please refer to your employer's Summary Plan Description to determine if this is an available benefit under your employer's plan. In case of a conflict between your plan documents and the information in this website, the plan documents will govern.

Parking Benefit

The parking benefit is for eligible work-related parking expenses, including:

• Parking costs at or near your primary work site
• Parking costs at the place where you get transportation to work—a train station or vanpool stop, for instance

Your pretax parking contribution is limited to $230 a month.*

Transit Benefit

The transit benefit is for eligible work-related transit expenses, including:

• Mass transit costs - The price of tickets, vouchers and passes to ride a subway, train or city bus
• Vanpool costs - The cost of riding a commuter vehicle that seats at least six adults (not including the driver) and at least
     > 80 percent of the van's mileage is used to take employees to and from work, and
     > At least half of the van's seating is taken by employees

Remember this: Money deducted from your pay is pretax up to the IRS-allowed amount. Purchases beyond the IRS allowed limit will not be pretax. Your total pretax contribution for eligible transit, parking or vanpooling is limited to $230 a month.*

*The IRS adjusts this amount for inflation annually.