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WorksheetsRetirement Planning
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Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Choose one of elements in purchasing or building house.
Attaining the age of 50 years old.
Estimate the inflation factor.
To buy a residential house.
Settling the balance of member's housing loan.
Education levels allowed is a member or member's child must undertake a course at the diploma, advanced diploma, bachelor' degree, master's degree, Doctor of Philosophy or equivalent level.
True
False
Sources of funds come from employers only.
True
False
Below are the examples of institutions for provident funds.
Teachers Provident Fund
SOCSO
Tabung Angkatan Tentera
EPF
All the above
Contribution to EPF is not a mandatory contribution.
True
False
For Account II, members are allowed to withdraw for the purposes of all the above EXCEPT?
To own a house/to build a first house
To finance member’s children tertiary education
To settling member’s parents medical expenses
To make early preparations for retirement
Pensionable employee is those who are working in the public sector.
True
False
In Retirement withdrawal, an EPF member can withdraw their savings in a lump sum when they reach the age of 50 years old.
True
False
When planning for retirement, you need to determine
how much money you need to live in a nursing home or retirement center.
how much money you want your children to inherit.
how much money you will need and how many years you will need it.
where you plan to live after you quit working.
As a young person, saving for your retirement is an example of a ________________ goal.
short-term
medium-term
value-added
long-term
If your company has a retirement plan,
you can wait until you are in your 40s to start participating without any costs.
you should sign up as soon as possible so your investment will start growing.
. only people who plan on retiring early need to participate in the company plan.
you should wait until your bills are paid before saving money for retirement.
An Action of withdrawal from one's position of occupation or from active working life
Career
Trustee
Retirement
Living Trust
An Action of withdrawal from one's position of occupation or from active working life
Career
Trustee
Retirement
Living Trust
Federal insurance program which provides benefits to retired individuals or those who are unemployed or disabled
Pension
Social Security
401k
Certification of Deposit (CD)
A loan available to homeowners 62 years or older, allowing them to convert part of the equity in their homes into cash.
Pension
Living Trust
Probate
Reverse Morgage
Defined benefit plan which allows qualified workers to receive benefits when he/she retires
Stock
Retirement
Pension
401K
One who had died leaving a testament or will
Testator
Executor
Inheritance
Guardian
Party named by the testator to carry out the terms of the will
Inheritance
Guardian
Decendent
Executor
Collection of preparatory tasks which serve to manage an individual's assets in the event of their incapacitation or death
Will
Estate Planning
Durable Power of Attorney
Living Will
Process used to make an orderly distribution of property from a decedent to a group of beneficiaries
Trust
Living Will
Probate
Grantor
Agreement describing how assets will be managed and held from the benefit of another person
Decendent
Grantor
Guardian
Trust
Person who creates the trust and had the legal capacity to transfer property held under the trust
Trustee
Executor
Beneficiary
Grantor
Usually created by the grantor during his/her lifetime through a transfer of property to a trustee
Living Trust
Guardian
Revocable Trust
Will
Written document which specifies what types of medical treatment are desired should an individual become incapacitated
Durable Power of Attorney
Trustee
Medical Directive
Living Will
Allows an individual to execute legal documents which provide the power of attorney to others in case of an incapacitating medical condition
Durable Power of Attorney
Medical Directive
health-Care Proxy
De Facto Custodian
Legal document in which the drafter outlines what to do with their property after their death
Health-Care Proxy
Trust
Will
Revocable Trust
Any legal individual or corporation who can take title of property on behalf of the beneficiary
Grantor
Testator
Trustee
Decedent
Choose one of elements in purchasing or building house.
Attaining the age of 50 years old.
Estimate the inflation factor.
To buy a residential house.
Settling the balance of member's housing loan.
Education levels allowed is a member or member's child must undertake a course at the diploma, advanced diploma, bachelor' degree, master's degree, Doctor of Philosophy or equivalent level.
True
False
Sources of funds come from employers only.
True
False
Below are the examples of institutions for provident funds.
Teachers Provident Fund
SOCSO
Tabung Angkatan Tentera
EPF
All the above
Contribution to EPF is not a mandatory contribution.
True
False
For Account II, members are allowed to withdraw for the purposes of all the above EXCEPT?
To own a house/to build a first house
To finance member’s children tertiary education
To settling member’s parents medical expenses
To make early preparations for retirement
Pensionable employee is those who are working in the public sector.
True
False
In Retirement withdrawal, an EPF member can withdraw their savings in a lump sum when they reach the age of 50 years old.
True
False
This is an example of a "Financial Goal"
Graduating from college
Becoming a teacher
Learning to play an instrument
Purchasing a new home
Choose the "Unexpected Expense"
Groceries each week
Storm damage repairs
School clothes
Netflix subscription bill
What does a person's will list?
Financial goals
Types of insurance they have
Retirement plans
Financial plan upon death
What is "Earned Income"?
A birthday gift
Winning the lottery
Unemployment compensation
Salary
How do taxes affect your financial plans?
They create higher interest rates
They affect how much money you actually have to spend
They make your saving account increase
They affect the GDP
What are Social Security taxes used for?
Building schools
Unemployment compensation
Income for retired and disabled people
Transfer payment
What is a tax bracket?
The rate at which income is taxed
The rate of sales tax in a state
The form used to file taxes
The way taxes are calculated
What type of information is included on a 1040 form?
Your financial projection
A list of all expenses
Gross and net income from last year
Your bank statement from last year
Choose the "Fixed Expense".
Mortgage payment
Groceries
Electric bill
Clothing
What is true about "Needs"?
They are items such as an expensive vehicle
They are also called "Non-discretionary" expenses
They are also called "Discretionary" expenses
They are usually fun to pay for
Which is a feature of a desk-top computer?
Portable
Memory size
Color
It's small
Which is a "Long-term Financial Goal"?
Buying gifts for your friends
Going in vacation to Pennsylvania
Retirement
College
Define a "Financial Reserve"
An amount of money set aside to reach long-term goals
An amount of money set aside in case of accidents, damages or health issues
Money you should use to purchase a new car
Money set aside to pay for gasoline
Which of the following is a "Variable Expense"?
Subscriptions
Groceries
Rent
Car payment
A "Financial Resource" includes
Antiques
Debt
A Loan from a friend
Your parents
The issuer of a bond is:
the lender
the borrower
a stock security
a quality bond rating
Bond prices move at an inverse relationship to:
interest rates
the maturity date
the bond issuer
the economy
One unappealing aspect of bonds for investors is:
the bond rating
the risk of default
the maturity date
the secondary market
A type of security that represents equity ownership in a company, and includes voting rights, is called:
common stock
a government bond
preferred stock
a zero-coupon bond
Companies sell common stock to investors to raise money in order to:
pay interest
pay dividends
issue shares
fund its operations
The NYSE and Nasdaq are examples of:
maturity dates
bond ratings
bond portfolios
stock exchanges
When a company earns a profit a decides to distribute some of the profits to stockholders, they are paying:
interest
a dividend
a coupon
a par value
Which investment is generally considered to be more volatile and risky?
bonds
preferred stock
CD
common stock
Darrell wanted to start investing money monthly but wanted to manage his risk by investing in many assets, versus just one. Darrell's investment strategy includes:
diversification
a prospectus
an online broker
research
A professionally managed pool of investments including stocks and bonds and other assets is called:
a mutual fund
a government bond
a treasury bond
an online brokerage account
A 401(k) is also called:
a pension plan
a defined benefit plan
social security
a defined contribution plan
A pension plan is also called:
a defined contribution plan
a defined benefit plan
social security
a 401(k) plan
Creating a plan for retirement to meet desired future income goals, and allocating and investing the financial resources necessary to achieve the plan is called:
retirement planning
asset allocation
a defined benefit plan
vesting
What type of retirement plan will some employers contribute matching funds towards?
a pension plan
a deferred compensation plan
a 401(k) plan
a bonus plan
A source of income provided by the federal government when you retire, primarily based on your total earnings throughout your career and your age when you start receiving benefit payments, is called:
social security
retirement planning
a 401(k)
asset allocation
What is a vesting period?
the period of time it takes for shares in an employer retirement plan to be owned fully by the employee
the period of time you have been investing for
the period of time you hold a stock before selling it
the period of time it takes a brokerage firm to complete a trade
Interest-bearing securities, also called fixed-income securities, where the investor is the lender, and the borrower is usually a corporation or government, are called:
bonds
stocks
coupon
equity
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The Montly State Pension at age 60 for an employee aged 30 earning ₱50,000 per month is…?
₱10,500
₱12,645
₱18,845
₱20,545
How much of your final drawn salary should you aim for to have a "Comfortable" Retirement?
Between 25% and 35%
Between 35% and 50%
Between 75% and 100%
More than 100%
What is the level of medical inflation in the Philippines?
5% per annum
7.2% per annum
10.2% per annum
13.7% per annum
