OK, group health insurance rates are much cheaper than individual or small business rates. So what you do is you form a "shell" company that "hires" people without health insurance, thus enabling you to obtain group rates and pass it on to these people.
The way I figure it, if the cost is, say, $200/month, then they pay, oh, $215...and you pocket the $15 for administrative fees and profit.
How do they "work" for you...hmmmm. Maybe you work it as an "investment company" --and that extra $15 is invested for them, with them getting part of the earnings? Or maybe they do some little thing for you in return (e.g., research things on the internet)...
As far as their salary...it could be based on commissions or on investment returns.
Just wondering why this wouldn't work.
Thoughts?
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