The Texas Workers' Compensation Subsequent Injury Fund appears to be in better financial shape than similar funds in some other states, and it currently has about $4 million more in revenue than expenses, according to a report.
That balance sheet could change slightly by the year 2025 as expenses outpace revenue, but the shortfall will be less than 1%, according to the actuarial analysis by Georgia-based Madison Consulting Group.
“If current trends persist, the SIF will eventually encounter an actuarial funding shortfall,” the report notes. “However, this is not li...
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