The phrase 'premium contributions' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to payments made to fund an insurance policy. For example, "His employer offers him a generous healthcare plan with low premium contributions."
Under his new proposal, premium contributions would range from 2percentto12percentcent.
About a tenth offer some sort of financial incentive for participation, like smaller premium contributions, smaller deductibles, higher health-savings account contributions, gift cards, merchandise or even cash.
The compromise would have prohibited the use of the tax subsidies to pay for almost all abortions, but it would have allowed the segregation and use of premium contributions and co-payments to pay for such coverage.
Generally speaking, a private company is entitled to keep the share equivalent to its contribution to its employees' insurance costs, said a Labor Department spokesman who requested anonymity, and is required to allocate the rebate to plan subscribers in the same proportion as those employees' premium contributions.
They want a House provision that would not allow a woman even to use her own premium contributions to pay for abortion coverage in any plan that accepts subsidized enrollees; she would have to buy a separate rider that few insurers would likely offer.
Retired older people enjoy the highest benefits through BMIE and free medical service, while urban and rural residents in UBMIR and NRCMS are covered by insurance programs with low benefit packages according to their lower premium contributions.
After all, the company could argue that without the rebate, it simply could not afford to pay the same share of its employees' health coverage — that the rebate, in other words, kept the employees' premium contribution from going up.
Keep in mind that, according to the Milliman Medical Index, the total medical costs for a typical U.S. family with private employer-based insurance, averaged over some 10 million, came to $19,500 (including the employer-paid premium contribution, the employee's contribution and out-of-pocket spending).
For example, that the expected net premium contribution in any period is positive to secure cash flow, i.e., ( Pleft t,z,p,qright -Eleft[tilde{C}left(m,v,kright)times tilde{D}left(t,rright)right]ge 0kern0.75em forall t ).
Predicted coverage with BHI declined steeply with the premium contribution at low contribution levels.
At low levels of premium contribution, coverage declined rapidly with increasing contributions.
