Identity Theft Insurance Identity Theft Protection
 

 

Tier 1

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 1

$80

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Legal
Legal network to pay for all related legal bills as needed through an extensive nationwide network of attorneys
Credit Reports
Three in one merged credit report from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Credit Monitoring
Monitoring of credit information from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Fraud Monitoring
Monitoring of over 400 databases with electronic notifications
Reimbursement
Protection for lost wages and certain administrative expenses due to identity theft
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies

 

Tier 2

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 2

$60

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Credit Reports
Three in one merged credit report from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Credit Monitoring
Monitoring of credit information from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Fraud Monitoring
Monitoring of over 400 databases with electronic notifications
Reimbursement
Protection for lost wages and certain administrative expenses due to identity theft
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies

 

Tier 3

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 3

$50

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Credit Reports
Single Bureau Credit Report
Credit Monitoring
Monitoring of credit information from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Fraud Monitoring
Monitoring of over 400 databases with electronic notifications
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies

 

Tier 4

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 4

$35

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Credit Reports
Single Bureau Credit Report
Credit Monitoring
Monitoring of credit information from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Reimbursement
Protection for lost wages and certain administrative expenses due to identity theft
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies

 

Tier 5

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 5

$20

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Credit Reports
Three in one merged credit report from Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion
Reimbursement
Protection for lost wages and certain administrative expenses due to identity theft
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies

 

Tier 6

Program and Components

Annual Cost per Participant

Tier 6

$5

Education
Website setup and maintenance and full complement of articles, knowledge library, newsletters and fraud alerts
Reimbursement
Protection for lost wages and certain administrative expenses due to identity theft
Resolution Assistance
Complete crisis resolution with dedicated counselor including all documentation, alerts and notification to institutions and agencies


Tier 7

Voluntary Programs

If funding an identity theft program for their employees does not fit a particular organization, there are zero cost solutions that will enable a program to be initiated so the employees can receive some benefit. There are a few caveats.

  • The pricing of a voluntary program will be higher than an employer funded plan
  • Depending on the type of enrollment strategy developed there may be more administrative work in implementing that enrollment
  • In most cases there will be a payroll deduction function for the voluntary program

 

Voluntary Program with OPT-OUT enrollment

  • The program is communicated to the employees
  • Employees are included in the program unless they opt-in. The employee is given several opportunities to decline entrance into the program.
  • The opt out process takes place 60 days prior to the effective date of the program

The advantage of the opt-out enrollment strategy is that maximum efficiency of the program can be delivered. This program is not quite as cost effective as the fully employer funded program.

Voluntary Program with OPT-IN enrollment

  • The program is communicated to the employees
  • The employees attend a series of meetings where our representatives educate them concerning identity theft, answers their questions and, if desired, enroll them in the program.
  • The employees pay for the program through payroll deduction

The Opt-in enrollment strategy provides a solution for employers that want a voluntary program but do not want the Opt-out process.

 

Redirected Compensation Programs

Under this approach we assist the employer in attempting to find funds to be used to implement one of the six tiered programs noted in other areas of this website. Based on the amount of funds available, we will determine which level of program can be adopted at zero cost to the sponsoring employer.

There are four key steps which we assist in under this approach:

  1. Review of the current specific benefit offerings of the employer
  2. Discovery of benefit programs that have available compensation from the vendor
  3. Determination that that compensation is undistributed by the vendor or
  4. Determination that that compensation is being distributed but the employer is receiving little or no service from the recipient of those funds

Please note that this approach is as likely to be successful as it is to be unsuccessful. We have seen numerous instances of the ability to find revenue in this manner, particularly when an employer has a number of ancillary, non-core benefits and/or that employer has been in a growth capacity over time.

 

 


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