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Page 1: Personal Finance: Module 1 Lesson 3 Essentials for the Journey

Personal Finance: Module 1 Lesson 3

Essentials for the Journey

Page 2: Personal Finance: Module 1 Lesson 3 Essentials for the Journey

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 2

What is employee compensation?

It’s the total amount of pay provided to an employee in

exchange for services performed.

Employees can be paid in two ways:

Direct (monetary)

Indirect (non-monetary)

Video: Understanding Employee Compensation

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Types of Monetary Compensation

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 3

Salary

Wages

Overtime

Commission

Tips

Bonuses

Profit

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Salary, Wages and Overtime

Salary – a fixed amount paid each pay period no matter

how many hours were actually worked

Wages – usually received as an hourly,

daily or weekly rate of pay; fluctuates

based on the actual amount of time the

employee worked during the pay period

Overtime – pay for hours worked over 40 hours in a week

usually paid at a rate of one and one-half times the

employee’s regular rate of pay

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 4

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Commission, Tips and Bonuses Commission – a common way to

motivate and pay sales people.

Usually a percentage of the total

price of the product or services sold

during a pay period

Tips – an extra amount a customer

pays to reward service workers for

providing quality service

Bonuses - an amount employer pays

in addition to regular pay to reward

good performance (by the employee,

company, or both)

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 5

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Profit from Self-employment & Entrepreneurship

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 6

A person works for him- or herself and owns

the business or enterprise

Self-employment

income is called profit.

Profit is the money left

over after all business

expenses are paid.

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Employee Benefits

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 7

Indirect or non-monetary compensation provided

to employees (by their employer) in addition to

wages, salary and tips

College GradEvaluating Your Benefits Package

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Basic Types of Employee Benefits

Paid leave

Group insurance

Retirement plans

Educational assistance program

Profit-sharing and stock options

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 8

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Types of Paid Leave

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 9

Holiday pay – employee is

paid for certain holidays even

when the place of employment

is closed

Sick leave – worker is paid even though he or

she is not at work due to illness

Personal/annual leave – worker is paid

even though he or she is not at work because

of personal reasons (not due to illness)

Page 10: Personal Finance: Module 1 Lesson 3 Essentials for the Journey

Group Insurance

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 10

Group Health Insurance – employer-sponsored

insurance that helps provide protection against the costs of

medical services (and may include dental and vision

options) at a reduced cost to employee.

Employment Benefits

Flexible Spending Accounts

Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) – employee has money deducted from paycheck to be set aside to pay future healthcare expenses that are not covered by insurance.

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Group Insurance

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 11

Group life insurance provides benefits to dependents

and/or others you name in the case of your death

Group disability insurance replaces lost income if you are

unable to work

Short-term group disability replaces a portion of

income for up to six months

Long-term group disability

replaces a portion of

income for longer than

six months

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Comparing Employee Benefits

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 12

Worksheets

Health Insurance CostCompare Employee Benefits

Links and Activities

Benefits Wizard

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Employer-sponsored plans that help employees be better

prepared for a time when they are retired and no longer

working.

401(k) Plans – employee chooses how much money

to deduct from each paycheck and how to invest it--many employers will offer to match a portion of the employee’s contribution!

Begin Providing for Your Future

Pension Plans – retirement accounts funded entirely by the employer. Value varies depending on years worked, salary, etc.

What is a pension?

Retirement Plans

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 13

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Educational Assistance ProgramAn employee benefit wherein some or all educational

expenses are funded by the employer

Policies are set by employer

May extend to family members

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 14

College access tip!

Having all or part of your

education paid for by an

employer is a very

valuable employee benefit!

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Profit-Sharing and Stock Options

Profit-sharing – employees are paid a share of the company’s profit

Stock options – employees receive shares of stock in the company at a fixed price

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 15

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Step with care and great tact and remember that Life’s a Great Balancing Act.

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 16

Oh, the Places You’ll Go! by Dr. Seuss

“”

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We all deserve to be able to balance our careers with rewarding personal

lives!

Employees who feel they have a better work-life balance tend to work 21%

harder.

Find out as much as you can before

deciding if a career opportunity

is right for you…

o Flexible work schedule

o On-call or overtime

o Overnight travel

o Family emergencies

o Commute time

Work-life Balance

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 17

Health & BalanceFive Tips for Better Work-Life Balance

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Financial Education for College Access and Success

Determining Your Destiny • Slide 18