Guest LindaRosenzweig Posted November 7, 2001 Posted November 7, 2001 I have been asked whether it is lawful for a self-insured medical plan to charge different premiums to employees on the basis of their incomes: the higher the income, the higher their premiums. It seems to me that nothing prohibits this practice as it discriminates against the highly compensated employees. Any thoughts?
Kirk Maldonado Posted November 7, 2001 Posted November 7, 2001 I've seen the amount of the deductible determined as a percentage of the employee's compensation. Kirk Maldonado
KIP KRAUS Posted November 7, 2001 Posted November 7, 2001 We did a split between exempt and non-exempt at one place I worked. The exempts paid a higher percentage than the non-exempts, but like Kirk says I've heard of the same arrangement and have always been a proponent of such a deductible arrangement based on income. However, such a plan can be hard to administer unless you put people on earnings brackets.
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