Seeing a HUM COMPBEN E MER charge on your statement?
Common ways HUM COMPBEN E MER charges might appear on your statement
- HUM COMPBEN E MER
- CHKCARD HUM COMPBEN E MER
- CHECKCARD HUM COMPBEN E MER
- POS Debit HUM COMPBEN E MER
- POS PUR HUM COMPBEN E MER
- POS PURCH HUM COMPBEN E MER
- POS PURCHASE HUM COMPBEN E MER
- PENDING HUM COMPBEN E MER
What is HUM COMPBEN E MER?
HUM COMPBEN E MER refers to monthly insurance premium payments made to Humana Inc. (or its subsidiary CompBenefits Insurance Company), under the descriptor “Comprehensive Benefits – Emerging Market” or similar. The charge is tied to dental, vision, or health-insurance coverage administered by Humana. Learn more at humana.com.
Common causes for HUM COMPBEN E MER charges
- A recurring monthly or quarterly insurance premium payment for dental, vision or medical coverage under Humana.
- An automatic direct debit from your bank account or card that appears under this descriptor when billing is processed through Humana’s “CompBenefits” system.
- A charge you don’t recognize, which may occur if you forgot you had coverage, someone else on the plan used their card, or if the descriptor looked unfamiliar (since it doesn’t clearly show “Humana Insurance”).
Decoding HUM COMPBEN E MER charge tags
- HUM is an abbreviation for Humana.
- COMPBEN is short for “Comprehensive Benefits”.
- E MER likely indicates “Emerging Market” or an internal billing code for the plan category.
- Prefixes such as CHKCARD, CHECKCARD, POS PURCH, PENDING reflect how your bank classifies the transaction (e.g., debit card payment, authorization hold).
