Member Insurance Analysis Report

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Share / Loan Insurance Analysis

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Access this screen by selecting Tool #500: Member Insurance Analysis Report.

This screen lets you produce a report that calculates premiums for credit union-sponsored “Life Savings” and “Loan Protection” programs.

Although these types of credit union-paid insurances are rare now, this report can be used to calculate total premiums based on account balances and other parameters such as amount and age cut-offs (for example, to cover loans up to $20,000 for all members under 65). The report simply provides totals that can be used to process payments to a third-party provider.

Check the check box next to Export report to File to export the data for use with Member Connect or CU*BASE Report Builder (Query).

Field Descriptions

Field Name

Description

Date to process

Enter the month and year for which data should be shown.  Normally three previous months are available.  To run a report using month-end data prior to the months held online, contact a Client Services Representative.  (There is a charge if this service is requested.)

Loan dollar cut-off (whole dollars)

To exclude loan balances over a certain amount from the premium calculation, enter the cutoff amount (in whole dollars) here.

Therefore if the premium should be calculated only on loan balances up to and including $20,000, enter 20000 here. For all loans with a balance greater than $20,000, the amount over will be added to the “TOTAL OVER” figure (item A.) on the report. This amount is then deducted from the total used to calculate the premium.

  • Example: If a loan balance was $25,000, then $5,000 would be added to the “Total Over” accumulator, with only the remaining $20,000 eligible for the premium calculation.

Share dollar cut-off (whole dollars)

To exclude savings balances over a certain amount from the premium calculation, enter the cutoff amount (in whole dollars) here.

Therefore if the premium should be calculated only on savings account balances up to and including $1,000, enter 1000 here. For all accounts with a balance greater than $1,000, the amount over will be added to the “TOTAL OVER” figure (item A.) on the report. This amount is then deducted from the total used to calculate the premium.

  • Example: If a savings account balance was $3,500, then $2,500 would be added to the “Total Over” accumulator, with only the remaining $1,000 eligible for the premium calculation.

Shares by DIVAPL

To include only a certain share dividend application in the calculation, enter the DivApl code here.

  •  HINT: If you leave this field blank, the report will assume you wish to calculate using your SH (base share) dividend application.

Insurance age cut-off

To include only members at or below a certain age, enter the maximum age here. Balances for members whose age is greater than this age will be deducted from the report (balances are shown under item C. on the report).

  • For example, if coverage no longer applies after age 65, enter 65 here.

Insurance rate/$1000, LOANS

Enter the rate per thousand dollars (x.xxx) to be used to calculate the total premium.

Insurance rate/$1000, SHARES

Enter the rate per thousand dollars (x.xxx) to be used to calculate the total premium.

Include written off loans

Check this checkbox to include written off loans in the calculation.

Includes lines of credit

Check this checkbox to include LOC (MEMBER6) loans in this calculation.

Exclude category(ies)

Enter up to 6 loan category codes to exclude certain loan accounts in the calculation, such as your mortgage loan categories.

Corp ID

Enter the corporation ID to be included on the report (00 = all corporations).

Export report to file

Select this option to create a file for use with Member Connect or Report Builder.

Report Sample

The first page of the report lists any accounts with negative balance or invalid birth year. The final page is a summary with the premium calculation.

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