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GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE

GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE. 10-4-2011. DO NOW…. Emily participates in her company’s group medical insurance plan. The annual cost of Emily’s plan is $2,500 per year. If the company pays 65% of the annual cost, how much is deducted from her biweekly paycheck to cover her portion?.

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GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE

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  1. GROUP HEALTH INSURANCE 10-4-2011

  2. DO NOW… Emily participates in her company’s group medical insurance plan. The annual cost of Emily’s plan is $2,500 per year. If the company pays 65% of the annual cost, how much is deducted from her biweekly paycheck to cover her portion?

  3. Computing Group Insurance Deductions • Find the percent paid by Emily: 100% - 65% = 35% • Find the annual amount paid by Emily: $2,500 X 35% = $2,500 X .35 = $875 • Find the deduction per pay period: $875 26 = $33.65 deduction per pay period

  4. Group Health Insurance • Health Insurance: Covers the cost of health care • An individual can purchase health insurance to provide protection against the costs of various types of illnesses or accidents. • Most employers provide some type of health insurance coverage • A company may receive cheaper rates than an individual because it can provide coverage for its workers under group plans available through many insurance companies • Some companies pay a portion of the premiums, some pay all of the premiums, while others don’t pay any of the premiums • Premium: payment to the insurance company for the purchase on an insurance policy

  5. Computing Group Health Insurance Deductions • Find the percent paid by the employee • Find the annual amount paid by the employee Deduction per Pay Period = Total Annual Amount Paid by Employee Number of Pay Periods per Year

  6. Let’s Practice… Jack participates in his company’s medical insurance plan. The plan has an annual cost of $3,975. The company pays 70%. If Jack is paid biweekly, what is his insurance cost per paycheck?

  7. Let’s Practice… • Find the percent paid by Jack: 100% - 70% = 30% • Find the annual amount paid by Jack: $3,975 X 30% = $3,975 X .30 = $1192.50 • Find the deduction per pay period: $1192.50 26 = $45.87 deduction per pay period

  8. One More Time… Melissa earns $1,970 per month. Her family insurance plan costs $4,450 per year. Her employer pays 66% of the cost. If this is her only deduction, how much is her monthly paycheck after the medical insurance deduction?

  9. One More Time… • Find the percent paid by Melissa: 100% - 66% = 34% • Find the annual amount paid by Melissa: $4,450 X 34% = $4,450 X .34 = $405.45 • Find the deduction per pay period: $405.45 12 = $33.79 deduction per pay period Find the monthly paycheck after the insurance deduction : $1,970 - $33.79 = $1936.21

  10. One More Time… • Find the percent paid by Melissa: 100% - 66% = 34% • Find the annual amount paid by Melissa: $4,450 X 34% = $4,450 X .34 = $1513.00 • Find the deduction per pay period: $1513.00 12 = $126.08 per pay period Find the monthly paycheck after the insurance deduction : $1,970 - $126.08 = $1843.92

  11. Your Turn… • Get your workbooks • Turn to Sections 2-5 on Page 10 • Complete questions 1-7

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