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CALCULATING AN EMPLOYEE’S
MONTHLY LTD SPLIT PREMIUM AMOUNT
STANDARD WORKSHEET
Instructions on calculating an employee’s monthly premium:
Example:
Monthly premium for an individual with basic monthly earnings of $5,000 and a benet schedule 66.67% of the rst $2,500 of monthly earnings plus 50% of the
balance to a maximum of $4,000:
66.67% of $2,500 = $1,667
50% of $2,500 = $1,250
2,917 x $1.20 = 3,500 ÷ 100 = $35.00
Please refer to your group insurance contract for specic plan details.
PREMIUM WORKSHEET
1. First benet percentage (your contract/policy is source)
%
2. Second benet percentage (your contract/policy is source)
%
3. Rate per $100
$
4. Monthly earnings (from client)
$
5. Plan monthly maximum
$
6. Take the rst benet percentage ( )% and multiply it by the rst
of the employee’s monthly earning’s.
$
7. If the employee’s monthly earnings exceed ,then take the balance and multiply it by the second benet
percentage ( )%.
$
8. Add the two calculated amounts together to determine the employee’s total coverage amount.
(This equals the employee’s coverage amount.)
If this dollar amount exceeds the policy’s maximum benet (or non-evidence maximum benet, if applicable) the
coverage amount will be limited to the benet maximum/non-evidence maximum benet amount.
$
9. Multiply employee’s coverage amount (#8) by the rate in (#3).
$
10. Divide the amount in (#7) by 100.
This equals the employee’s monthly LTD premium amount.
$
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