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It's still asking employees to float their enormous mega-corp employer potentially thousands of dollars (each) in short-term loans.


It's more like floating the insurance company. The employer would never directly pay these things.


Most employers in the U.S. over about 1,000 employees are “self-insured”, meaning they hire the insurance company for the network and administration, but the company actually does directly pay out claims. At over 1k employees, I expect MailChimp was already self-insuring, and Intuit definitely does.


Intuit is indeed self-insured.




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