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 “selfinsured”.

A

self funded

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3
Q

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

prospectively rated premium renewal rate

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7
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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8
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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9
Q

A fully insured plan
with no risk to the
plan sponsor.

A

insured non refund

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10
Q

A fully insured plan
with some risk to
plan sponsor.

A

insured refund

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11
Q
A financial report
prepared by an insurer
for plans underwritten
on a refund
arrangement.
A

annual financial accounting report

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12
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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13
Q

Protection against
exposure to large
individual claims.

A

large amount pooling

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14
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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15
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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16
Q
Protection against
financial risk beyond a
specified number of
years for a disability
claim, assumed by the
insurer.
A

duration pooling

17
Q
The charge paid by the
plan sponsor to the
insurer for assuming the
risk for claims above a
pooling threshold.
A

pooled premium

18
Q
A fund established by the
insurer from plan
surpluses for the purpose
of offsetting a future
deficit.
A

claims fluctuation reserve CFR

19
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
sponsor.
A

admin services only ASO

20
Q
Projected claims and
expenses paid by
monthly deposits similar
to how premiums are
billed.
A

billed in advance (budget aso)

21
Q
Claims and expenses are
reimbursed to the insurer
or TPA with a cheque
payment in the following
month.
A

monthly billed in arrears

22
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