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Life insurance and short- and long-term disability benefit payments are usually based on plan members’ salaries. Keeping salaries up-to-date is therefore essential.
Group insurance plan administrators are responsible for providing us with salaries based on the definition of “salary” set out in the contract and for maintaining accurate and up-to-date information.
Whenever there is a change in members’ salaries, plan administrators must inform us. If they don’t, unreported salary increases may result in benefit payments that are lower than they should be.
If a plan administrator fails to update salaries and, as a result, the benefits paid are not based on members’ actual salaries, the employer could be held liable.
Our online tools make group insurance plan administration easier! Remember that plan administrators can manage their group insurance plan directly in My Client Space. This includes updating members’ salaries. It’s quick, easy and convenient! |
A communiqué will be sent to group insurance plan administrators on April 26 to inform them.
Read the French version of the communiqué.
Also in this issue
- Release of the 2020 Sustainability Report
- Webinar | Group retirement plans and sustainable funds: now more than ever!
- Winners of the “Investing – it’s a win-win!” contest
- iAIM is making changes to general fund-management teams and fixed-income fund-management teams
- New web page on the ATTITUDE portfolios, our life cycle investment solution
- Reminder: biosimilars policy in British Columbia
- Reminder: medical and dental expense list for the 2020 income tax return
- Top 10 drugs in 2020
- Verifying healthcare provider eligibility: an essential step to avoid unpleasant surprises