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Level-Funding

Level funding lets a small employer pay a steady monthly amount that covers expected claims, stop-loss insurance, and administration. It functions like self-funding with predictable billing, and a surplus may be refunded when claims run low.

What is a level-funded health plan?

June 29, 2026June 16, 2026 by HealthInsuranceFAQs

A level-funded plan is a self-funded arrangement packaged to feel like a fully insured one: the employer pays a fixed monthly amount covering claims funding, stop-loss premium, and administration, with a potential year-end refund if claims run low. It’s popular with small and midsize employers.

Categories Strategies Tags Level-Funding, Self-Funding

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