Jim and Stephanie just got married and are thinking about changing their health care insurance plans to be more affordable. Currently, both Jim and Stephanie are insured through their own employers. Jim's employer pays 42% of his $378 monthly premium. His insurance plan will also pay for 23% of the $345 premium for additional beneficiaries. Stephanie's employer pays 35% of her $298 monthly premium but offers to pay an extra 10% of her premium for each beneficiary Stephanie adds to her plan. Her employer would then pay 30% of the $349 premium for each additional beneficiary.

\multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Insurance}
	\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Jim's Employer}
Beneficiary	Monthly Premium	Employer Contribution
Jim	\$378	42\%
Additional (each)	\$345	23\%
\multicolumn{3}{|c|}{Stephanie's Employer}
Beneficiary	Monthly Premium	Employer Contribution
Stephanie	\$298	35\% (+10\% for each additional beneficiary)
Additional (each)	\$349	30\%