Module 5 Flashcards

1
Q

A plan where the plan sponsor assumes full liability for the financial legal, and administrative costs of the plan.

A

Self-insured

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2
Q

An alternate term for ‘self-insured’

A

Self-funded

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3
Q

An insure group plan’s premiums surplus or deficit

A

Experience Results

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4
Q

An annual process for insurers to determine the premium for the contract year

A

Premium Rate Renewal

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5
Q

A renewal method where the insurer amalgamates claims experience for an entire book of business into one pool.

A

Fully Pooled Premium Rate Renewal

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6
Q

An annual statement prepared by a contracted service provider to reconcile plan sponsor payments to claims and expenses plus cash flow interest for the period.

A

Annual financial accounting

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7
Q

Protection against exposure to large individual claims

A

Large amount pooling

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8
Q

Protection against potentially catastrophic claims that occur with low frequency. This applies to the entire claim.

A

Pooling from first dollar

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9
Q

Protection against an unexpectedly high level of total claims in any one contract period for one benefit.

A

Aggregate stop-loss pooling

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10
Q

Protection against financial risk beyond a specified number of years for a disability claim, assumed by the insurer

A

Duration pooling

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11
Q

A renewal method where the group’s own claims experience determines premium rates.

A

Prospectively rated premium rate renewal

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12
Q

The amount of money an employer is willing/able to contribute from revenue and plan member contributions to pay for group benefits.

A

Funding Sources

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13
Q

Determination of who bears the underlying risk for paying claims and expenses for a group benefits plan.

A

Funding arrangement

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14
Q

A fully insured plan with no risk to the plan sponsor

A

Insured non-refund

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15
Q

A fully insured plan with some risk o the plan sponsor

A

Insured Refund

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16
Q

The charge paid by the plan sponsor to the insurer for assuming the risk for claims above a pooling threshold

A

Pooled Premium

17
Q

A fund established by the insure from plan surpluses for the purpose of offsetting a future deficit

A

Claims Fluctuation Reserve

18
Q

An agreement a plan sponsor enters into with an insurer or third party administrator to administer a plan, with financial and legal responsibility for all plan costs remaining with the sponsor.

A

Administrative Services Only

19
Q

Projected claims and expenses paid by monthly deposits similar to how premiums are billed

A

Billed in Advance (Budget ASO)

20
Q

Claims and expenses are reimbursed to the insurer or TPA with a cheque payment in the following month

A

Monthly billed in arrears

21
Q

Reimbursement to an insurer for claims and expenses is by automatic funds transfer from the plan sponsor’s account, on the basis of cheques issued and expenses

A

Billed in arrears