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Typically not required for standard coverage in group plans
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1 Employee benefits 2 Supplemental group life insurance
Evidence of insurability (group
3 Cost advantage of group insurance 4
insurance)
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, Employee benefits Employer-sponsored benefits (excluding wages)
that enhance economic security of employees and
families and are partially or fully employer-funded
Examples of employee benefits Group life, medical, dental insurance, disability
plans, paid leave, education assistance, employee
discounts
Group insurance Insurance covering many individuals under one
master contract between employer (group) and
insurer
Master contract Agreement between insurer and group sponsor
that governs coverage for all insured members
Cost advantage of group insurance Lower cost compared to individual insurance due
to risk pooling
Evidence of insurability (group Typically not required for standard coverage in
insurance) group plans
Experience rating Premiums based on the group's past loss
experience
Group eligibility requirements Must meet insurer and state law requirements,
including minimum group size
Employee participation requirements Must be full-time, complete probationary period,
enroll during open enrollment, and be actively at
work
Group life insurance Employer-provided life insurance, typically yearly
renewable term coverage
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Typically not required for standard coverage in group plans
Choose an answer
1 Employee benefits 2 Supplemental group life insurance
Evidence of insurability (group
3 Cost advantage of group insurance 4
insurance)
Don't know?
Terms in this set (90)
, Employee benefits Employer-sponsored benefits (excluding wages)
that enhance economic security of employees and
families and are partially or fully employer-funded
Examples of employee benefits Group life, medical, dental insurance, disability
plans, paid leave, education assistance, employee
discounts
Group insurance Insurance covering many individuals under one
master contract between employer (group) and
insurer
Master contract Agreement between insurer and group sponsor
that governs coverage for all insured members
Cost advantage of group insurance Lower cost compared to individual insurance due
to risk pooling
Evidence of insurability (group Typically not required for standard coverage in
insurance) group plans
Experience rating Premiums based on the group's past loss
experience
Group eligibility requirements Must meet insurer and state law requirements,
including minimum group size
Employee participation requirements Must be full-time, complete probationary period,
enroll during open enrollment, and be actively at
work
Group life insurance Employer-provided life insurance, typically yearly
renewable term coverage
