NRLN Logo
Click Here to Join or
Renew Membership

President’s Message
Special News Article

AT&T Where To Go For More Information Guide 2024

TelCo Retirees Association Annual Meeting
April 10, 2025 11:AM PST (2PM EST)

The TelCo Retirees Association Annual Meeting will be held via a voice teleconference call.

Instructions: Dial 518-318-5486

No access code is needed.

Please be patient while others join. You will be muted upon entry, but will be able to unmute for questions which we will do frequently.

Please review the Agenda and information in the newsletter. You may send questions in advance by contacting Jane Banfield 908-268-5088 or janebanfield@aol.com.

We hope you will join us.

Membership Benefits Include:

  • TelCo Retiree Association enjoys an “Executive” level access to AT&T which enables problem resolution when issues are not resolved by AT&T agents.

  • The TelCo Retirees Association website provides timely access to the latest AT&T updates and other information concerning members retirement benefits.

  • TelCo Retirees Association is a charter member of the NRLN (National Retiree Legislative Network) which represents retirees to the U.S. Congress.

  • TelCo Retiree Association participates and supports NRLN’s efforts to enact federal legislation to protect retiree pensions and benefits.

OUR PURPOSE:

Membership in the TelCo Retirees Association, Inc. is open to all retired AT&T Employees including predecessor companies; Pacific Bell, Nevada Bell, SBC and AT&T.

TelCo Retirees Association Inc. will act to represent the interests of all members and their dependents regarding pension, health care, and other retiree issues.

    Current News:
  • AT&T CEO: A looming airwave gap will bring higher cellphone bills

  • Policymakers have long said they were doing what they could to ease the pocketbook pain of average Americans. Now, a new administration has the chance to take real action that will help prevent higher cell phone bills while also connecting


  • Verizon, AT&T tell courts: FCC can’t punish us for selling user location data

  • Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile are continuing their fight against fines for selling user location data, with two of the big three carriers submitting new court briefs arguing that the Federal Communications Commission can’t punish them.