Risk Management Premium Credit Program
United Educators’ (UE’s) team is committed to helping our members create a safe and respectful educational environment for students and educators. We encourage members to participate in the Risk Management Premium Credit (RMPC) program, which enables them to earn a credit on their renewal premium by conducting specific risk management activities.
Eligibility
Members with a general liability (GL) or educators legal liability (ELL) policy are eligible to participate in the RMPC program. The RMPC program doesn’t apply to public K-12 schools or members with only an internships and professional services liability (IPL) policy.
New This Year: Access the RMPC Program in My UE
Members can access the RMPC program through My UE. Visit the RMPC tab to select your risk mitigation activity, track progress and deadlines, and let us know you’ve completed the program. Our broker partners can also check their clients’ progress in My UE.
If you need help signing into My UE, please contact us at uesupport@ue.org.
How to Participate
The RMPC program starts shortly after renewal. Members start the RMPC program no later than four months after their renewal and finish it no later than ten months after renewal.
Individual Policyholders
Individual policyholders earn up to a 6% premium credit. These overviews explain the program in detail:
- RMPC Program Overview for Individual Policyholders
- RMPC Program Overview for Selected Research Partners*
*Available by invitation only. Your institution’s primary insurance contact will be notified if invited to participate.
Group Policyholders
Group policyholders earn up to a 4% premium credit when 80% of the group’s members complete the RMPC program. This overview explains the program in detail:
RMPC Risk Mitigation Activities
Risk topics and qualifying risk mitigation activities can be found at these links.
- 2024-25 RMPC Risk Mitigation Activities (For renewals from May 1, 2024, through April 30, 2025)
- 2023-24 RMPC Risk Mitigation Activities (For renewals from May 1, 2023, through April 30, 2024)