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Up to 20% of your fully insured premium never reaches a claim. Here is where it goes.

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On a $3 million fully insured premium, $420,000 to $600,000 a year goes to carrier administration, profit, taxes and risk loads, not to a single employee claim. This structural breakdown shows you exactly where that money goes, how it compounds over time and what changes when a different funding arrangement is in place.

  • A line-item table showing every structural cost in a fully insured premium, and what happens to each line under level-funded and self-funded arrangements.
  • An explanation of why your renewal cost basis does not reset after a difficult claims year, and how that compounds over time without visibility into your own data.
  • A clear look at what you are actually trading when you stay fully insured: not just cost certainty, but full absence of claims visibility, and why those are two separate decisions.
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The full white paper models what five years of your current funding structure costs and what five years of a different one won't. It includes a worst-case claims scenario, a self-assessment framework, and a line-by-line cost comparison across level-funded, self-funded, and group captive arrangements.