Plan Ledger DOL Form 5500 · updated monthly

Employers paying the most to benefits brokers

Top 100 by insurance broker commissions and fees disclosed · plan year 2024

Why this matters

Broker compensation on employer benefit plans is disclosed on Form 5500 Schedule A but almost never seen by the employees whose coverage funds it. These are the 100 employers whose plans reported the most paid to insurance brokers and agents, out of $19.8 billion disclosed across 206,047 plans.

Top 100 · 2024
4. WALGREEN CO. IL$58.4M
9. CHAMPION, INC MI$46.6M
15. CHECK CITY NV$32.5M
21. AECOM TX$18.9M
22. RELX INC. NY$18.7M
27. PRISMA HEALTH SC$17.0M
28. ALLEGIS GROUP, INC. MD$16.2M
32. TYSON FOODS, INC. AR$15.2M
33. BANNER HEALTH AZ$14.7M
34. DAVITA INC. CO$14.2M
37. AUTOZONE, INC. TN$13.4M
38. TESLA, INC. CA$13.3M
43. MACY'S, INC. OH$12.0M
52. AON CORPORATION IL$11.0M
53. RME LTD. LLC CO$10.9M
54. BROWN & BROWN, INC. FL$10.6M
56. QSR SERVICES, LLC IL$10.3M
58. RICOH USA, INC. PA$10.1M
62. SANFORD ND$9.9M
64. FMR LLC MA$9.8M
73. MEDTRONIC MN$9.1M
77. HUB GROUP, INC. IL$8.6M
81. SLALOM, INC. WA$8.5M
82. CATERPILLAR INC. TX$8.4M
84. CITIGROUP INC. CT$8.0M
87. 7-ELEVEN, INC TX$7.9M
92. UPMC PA$7.7M
Cite this figure

The employer benefit plan with the largest disclosed broker compensation paid $74.5M in 2024. Source: Plan Ledger analysis of U.S. Department of Labor Form 5500 filings, plan year 2024. Figures may be republished with attribution and a link. Method: methodology.

Source: DOL Form 5500 Schedule A Part I broker compensation, plan year 2024. Amounts are commissions plus fees as reported by plan sponsors; single-contract values above $100M are treated as filing errors and excluded.