WorksheetsUNIT 2: Employer Provided Benefits
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 6mins
This type of insurance helps cover the cost of both well and sick doctor visits, hospital stays, and prescription drugs.
(a)
This type of insurance provides a financial payout to your beneficiaries if you pass away
(a)
This type of insurance replaces a portion of your income if you become unable to work due to an illness or injury.
(a)
This type of insurance helps cover the cost of checkups, cleanings, and procedures for your teeth.
(a)
This type of insurance helps cover the cost of eye exams, glasses, and contact lenses.
(a)
Allows you to save money for when you are older and no longer working, often with contributions from your employer.
retirement plan
paid time off
employee assistance program
employee stock ownership plan
Provides time away from work with pay for vacation, illness, or personal reasons.
retirement plan
paid time off
employee assistance program
employee stock ownership plan
Offers confidential support and resources for employees dealing with personal or work-related problems.
retirement plan
paid time off
employee assistance program
employee stock ownership plan
Gives you the opportunity to own a stock in the company you work for, often at a discounted price.
retirement plan
paid time off
employee assistance program
employee stock ownership plan
Match the definition to the core concept.
Saves money on your travel to and from work by allowing you to pay for transportation with pre-tax dollars.
commuter benefits
Allows you to set aside pre-tax money to pay for eligible healthcare or dependent care expenses.
flexible spending account
Helps pay for continuing education or college courses.
tuition assistance
Match the health insurance terms.
Membership fee/monthly cost for having health insurance.
premium
Fixed amount of money you pay each time.
copay
The amount of money you have to pay out of pocket for healthcare services before your insurance starts to pay a significant portion.
deductible
If your health insurance premium is HIGH, your copays and deductibles will be (a) . If your health insurance premium is LOW, your copays and deductibles will be (b) .
Match the retirement plan terms.
Your employer contributes a certain percentage or dollar amount to your account.
company match
Types of retirement plans.
401K/403B/IRA
An arrangement in which employees receive a regular payment from their employer indefinitely after retirement in exchange for their years of work.
pension
