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Benefits broker · Plan year 2024 · Form 5500 Schedule A

Christopher McKiernan

Milford, CT

Christopher McKiernan collected $10,340 in commissions and fees from 2 employer health plans in plan year 2024 filings, ranking #8313 among 12,126 brokers named in the public record. Most of its named clients are in New York.

Commissions + fees
$10,340
$9,466 commissions · $874 fees
Employer plans
2
2 contracts
Rank
#8313
top 69% of 12,126 brokers
Median rate
n/a
fewer than 10 insured medical plans

Largest clients

Employers whose filings reported the most compensation to this broker.

EmployerPaid to brokerParticipants
Columbia Memorial Hospital · New York$10,2081,014
First County Bank · Connecticut$132304

Source: DOL Form 5500 Schedule A Part I, plan year 2024, grouped by broker name as filed. Dataset built October 24, 2026.

Where its clients are

Employer plans naming this broker, by employer state.

1 plans

How much does Christopher McKiernan earn from employer health plans?

In plan year 2024 filings, employers reported paying Christopher McKiernan $10,340: $9,466 in commissions and $874 in fees, across 2 insurance contracts at 2 employers. That ranks #8313 of 12,126 brokers in the public record.

What commission rate is paid on plans Christopher McKiernan brokers?

Not enough fully insured medical plans name Christopher McKiernan as the sole broker to compute a stable rate. The national median is 3.8% of premium.

Which employers use Christopher McKiernan?

The largest reported payers in 2024 were Columbia Memorial Hospital, First County Bank. New York is its biggest state by employer count (1 plans).

Amounts are what employers reported on their own filings. They do not include compensation from carriers that is not tied to a specific contract, and names are grouped exactly as filed, so related entities can appear separately. How this record is built.

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