Contribution Rates
Monthly Long-Term Disability Insurance Rates
(effective January 1, 2008)


 

 How to Calculate Your Monthly Rate


Step One
Subtract the amount of coverage that the University pays ($14,000 for full-time employees and $7,000 for part-time employees) from your annual salary.

How
Jane Doe, a full-time employee, is 34 years old and earns $25,840 per year. Here is how she calculates her contribution rate if she is choosing the:

Base Plan
$25,840 - $14,000 = $11,840

Optional Plan
$25,840 - $14,000 = $11,840


Step Two
Multiply the result by the appropriate factor:

  • 0.00339 if you have elected coverage under the Base Plan

  • 0.00496 if you have elected coverage under the Optional Plan

Base Plan
$11,840 x 0.00339 = $40.1376

Optional Plan
$11,840 x 0.00496 = $58.7264


Step Three
Divide the result by 12. This gives you your monthly LTD contribution rate.

Base Plan
$40.1376 ÷ 12 = $3.34
Jane will pay $3.34 per month for the Base Plan.

Optional Plan
$58.7264 ÷ 12 = $4.89
Jane will pay $4.89 per month for the Optional Plan.


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 Examples of Monthly Rates

The table below shows some examples of monthly LTD contribution rates for various salaries (based on full-time employment):

Annual Salary Base Plan Optional Plan

$15,000 $0.28 $0.41

$20,000 $1.70 $2.48

$25,000 $3.11 $4.55

$35,000 $5.93 $8.68

$50,000 $10.17 $14.88

$75,000 $17.23 $25.21

$100,000 $24.30 $33.55

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