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Statutory Benefits Center

Interactive Quoting Guide

What’s Needed to Quote & Bind Statutory Benefit Programs
With ShelterPoint*

Many of the states that require employers to provide Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML) benefits grant the flexibility to choose a Private PFML Plan for coverage in lieu of their state’s public plan. Just as benefit amounts, durations, reasons for leave, etc. differ from state to state, so do the requirements for quoting and binding Private Plan policies. With the number of states requiring PFML benefits growing, it may become increasingly challenging for you as a broker to stay on top of the state-specific nuances, quickly navigate through the renewal season, or seamlessly advise your multi-state clients.

To tackle these growing complexities for you, we’ve gathered what you need for quoting with ShelterPoint in one convenient place. Avoid information overload by simply selecting only what you’re looking for—whether you need the requirements for one state or several.

Learn more about Private Plans and their advantages here. Find out why you as a broker should consider offering Private Plans and whether they may be the right fit for your clients.


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  1. 1 Additional information may be required
  2. 2 A Property & Casualty license can only write DBL/PFL - if you want to write any of our benefit products you would need to submit your LA, LB or BR license as well.
  3. 3 If there is a Plan change, for example, if a group a non-contributory changes to contributory, then you would inform us and complete a new DP-1 and ShelterPoint will file the new DP-1 form on your client’s behalf before the effective date occurs
  4. 4 The State of NJ only requires a vote for Collective Bargaining, but they do need prior notice for Contributory Approvals; for example, if there is a modification, or if it is going
    from liberal to restrictive. Prior notice means that the notice must be submitted prior to the effective date.
  5. 5This would include:
    1. Changes to the plan design related to benefit amounts or durations;
    2. Changes to the insurance carrier or claims administrator;
    3. Changes to the class of covered employees, including eligibility rules and waiting period for coverage;
    4. Changes to the rate of contribution for the employee;
    5. Changes to the method of determination of the 12 month benefit period;
    6. Changes in how accruals (paid time off, sick bank, etc) are utilized;
  6. 6Contact sales@shelterpoint.com for information on voting requirements for municipal employers in Colorado

The requirements listed above may change over time. Please reach out to your ShelterPoint sales rep for guidance on quoting.

Renewal requirements vary by state and are not meant as a full and legally binding list. Please speak to your Sales Rep about state-specific requirements to keep coverage in force continuously.

ShelterPoint presently provides TDI benefits only - FLI is not currently offered by ShelterPoint or most other carriers, but is available through the State Plan.

The ShelterPoint family of companies operates under the “ShelterPoint” name strictly as a marketing name, and no legal significance is expressed or implied. The ShelterPoint family of companies consists of ShelterPoint Life Insurance Company, a NY-domiciled carrier, and its wholly-owned subsidiary ShelterPoint Insurance Company, a FL-domiciled carrier, depending on the state (see our Geographic & Jurisdictional Notice here). ShelterPoint is a registered service mark. Not all products are available in all states and from each entity in the family of ShelterPoint companies. Visit our website to view availability by state. For information about which company is licensed in your state, please visit our Geographic & Jurisdictional Notice at www.shelterpoint.com ShelterPoint is a registered Service Mark. All images licensed through iStockphoto.

This material is for informational purposes only and is not intended to provide legal counsel. Please consult with an appropriate professional for legal and compliance advice. Any program information is based on our knowledge and understanding of the respective state’s applicable statutory Paid Leave laws and regulations as of the publication date and may change as regulations evolve or the respective states issue updated guidance. Further, this material is for illustrative purposes only, providing a general overview of statutory Paid Leave laws. It is not a contract nor intended as an offer of coverage.

Policies are subject to Underwriting approval. All coverage extends to limits reflected in the respective policy. Please refer to the respective policy for coverage details pursuant to the respective governing law, including a complete listing of definitions, covered services, provisions, conditions, exclusions, limitations, and terms under which the policy may be continued or cancelled. In the event of conflicting information with the policy and applicable state law governing the respective statutory Paid Leave program, the policy and respective law will take precedence over what is shown in this material. Claim payment is not guaranteed; benefit amount depends on wages.

Why consider and quote a Private Plan?

Insurance carriers of approved Private Plans, like us here at ShelterPoint, leverage the experience, scalability, and agility they have built over time for similar benefits to expertly manage PFML coverages and continuously expand capabilities to provide our clients with smooth service from onboarding to claims.

Learn more about Private Plans and their advantages here. Find out why you as a broker should consider offering Private Plans and whether they may be the right fit for your clients.

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California

  • Paid Family Leave (PFL)
  • State Disability Insurance (SDI)
While ShelterPoint Life Insurance Company and ShelterPoint Insurance Company are not licensed in CA and don’t provide this coverage, you can
learn more on the official state site.

Colorado

  • Family and Medical Leave Insurance (FAMLI)
  • Private Option: Yes

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Connecticut

  • Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML)
  • Private Option: Yes

LEARN MORE   

Delaware

  • Delaware Paid Leave
  • Private Option: Yes
  • Benefits begin Jan. 1, 2026
Until ShelterPoint’s Delaware content becomes available, you can learn more on the official state site.

Maine

  • Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML)
  • Private Option: Yes
  • Benefits begin May 1, 2026
Until ShelterPoint’s Maine content becomes available, you can learn more on the official state site.

Maryland

  • Paid Family & Medical Leave (PFML)
  • Private Option: Yes
  • Benefits begin Jul. 1, 2026
Until ShelterPoint’s Maryland content becomes available, you can learn more on the official state site.

Minnesota

  • Minnesota Paid Leave
  • Private Option: Yes
  • Benefits begin Jan. 1, 2026
Until ShelterPoint’s Minnesota content becomes available, you can learn more on the official state site.

District of Columbia

  • Paid Family Leave (PFL)
  • Private Option: No
  • Benefits begin July 1, 2020
While ShelterPoint* doesn’t provide this
coverage in District of Columbia, you can
learn more on the official state site.

Hawaii

  • Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI)
  • TDI Private Option? Yes
  • Paid Family Leave under study
While ShelterPoint* doesn’t provide this
coverage in Hawaii, you can
learn more on the official state site.

Massachusetts

  • Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML)
  • Private Option? Yes

LEARN MORE   

New Jersey

  • Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI)
  • Private Option? Yes
LEARN MORE   

 

  • Paid Leave Insurance (FLI)
While ShelterPoint2 doesn’t provide FLI
coverage in New Jersey, you can
learn more on the official state site.

New York

  • Disability Benefits Law (DBL)
  • Paid Family Leave (PFL)
  • Private Option? Yes

LEARN MORE   

Oregon

  • Paid Leave Oregon1
  • Private Option: Yes
LEARN MORE   

Underwritten by ShelterPoint Insurance Company, a FL-domiciled company that is licensed in Oregon.

Rhode Island

  • Temporary Caregiver Insurance (TCI)
  • Temporary Disability Insurance (TDI)
  • Private Option? No
While ShelterPoint* doesn’t provide this
coverage in Rhode Isalnd, you can
learn more on the official state site.

Washington

  • Paid Family and Medical Leave (PFML)
  • Private Option? Yes
  • Benefits begin Jan. 1, 2020
While ShelterPoint* doesn’t provide this
coverage in Washington, you can
learn more on the official state site.
 
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