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Homebuilders SIF is pleased to announce the creation of an all-new online platform through which multiple services and features will be offered to Fund Members. The online platform will enable Homebuilders SIF to more efficiently protect Fund Members by providing access to payroll and claim information, key policy documents, and important updates. Access may be achieved by identifying an authorized representative of your company to serve as an Administrator. In order to register someone as an Administrator, please provide us with the following information:

LHBA-SIF Policy #(Required)

Company Name(Required)

Administrator Name(Required)

First Last

Administrator Email(Required)

Administrator Telephone(Required)

NOTE: Administrators will have the authority and capability to view sensitive information associated with each Member's account, including claim information. Administrators can set up other users, assign rights, and may also restrict viewing access. Administrators should be carefully selected by each Member accordingly.

Should you have any questions please feel free to contact us at: 1-225-387-0286.

Our annual audits are conducted to reconcile member payrolls and make sure no one over or under pays for policies. We altered this year’s process slightly for COVID-19, and found the changes to be highly advantageous for members.

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Annual Member Audits: What to Know

Our annual audits are conducted to reconcile member payrolls and make sure no one over or under pays for policies. We altered this year’s process slightly for COVID-19, and found the changes to be highly advantageous for members.

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