The FUN-dementals
Battle of the E's (ER vs EE)
Billing
B*Better Have My Money
The Timeline and The Termination
100

The entity that receives the billing notice and submits one payment for all associated policies

Who is the MCB Payer (Employer)?

100

In this type, employees are responsible for premiums while payroll deductions are used.

What is Employee-Paid (EE) MCB?

100

The most common default number of days before the due date when a bill is generated.

 What is 20 days?

100

Payment method where a check is mailed with the bill to a lockbox.

What is Direct payment? 

100

A payment is considered late if not received by this date.

What is the MCB due date?

200

The billing structure eliminates this, allowing employers to avoid receiving multiple notices per employee.

What are individual billing notices?

200

In an ER MCB, this party owns all ISAs and any surplus funds.

Who is the employer? 

200

Bills must be scheduled between these calendar days each month.

What are the 1st and 28th?

200

This electronic payment method can be recurring or one-time.

What is EFT 

200

This type of bill is generated 15 days after a missed payment.

What is an Urgent Billing Notice? 

300

This is the mechanism to withhold unallocated funds

What is a surplus account?
300

In an EE MCB, ownership of ISAs belongs to this group.

Who are the individual employees?

300

The two billing formats available to MCB payers.

What are Detailed and Simplified?

300

The status indicating a bank has returned a payment unpaid.

What is Dishonored Check?

300

Number of consecutive unpaid bills before termination process begins.

What is 2 bills? 

400

Each employee on an MCB has at least one of these tied to their policies.

What is an ISA?

400

This feature differs because EE MCBs do not allow employer access to these funds.

What is surplus?

400

This billing format includes policy-level details like paid-to date and dividends.

What is Detailed billing?

400

The status that indicates payments are prevented from being processed.

What is Stop Payment?

400

Termination begins this many days after the first missed due date.

What is 40 days?

500

If an employee has more than this number of policies, an additional ISA is created.

What is 15 policies?

500

Regardless of the EE or ER status the payment is facilitated by this 

What is the business?

500

The feature that determines how far in advance a bill is generated.

What are billing lead days?

500

This status means the MCB is no longer active.

What is Terminated?

500

Total timeline from missed payment to full termination completion

What is 65 days?