Employer Goodwill and Benefits for Retirees
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What is Goodwill
It is a thing very easy to describe, very difficult to define. It is
the benefit and advantages of a good name, reputation in
connection with business. It is the attractive force which
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It is the benefit and advantages of a good employer,
reputation in connection with it’s employees.
Examples Of Goodwill
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Business Goodwill - It arises due to factors such as
reputation, location, customer base, expertise or market
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Personal Goodwill – Refers to the ability, skills, reputation,
network and experience of an individual within a business
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Employer Goodwill – The value an employer extends to
it’s employees for the contributions they make to the
organization and the community they serve.
Employer Goodwill Rewards
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What About Retirees
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Many retirees continue to stay involved in
education by volunteering time at schools
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What Districts offer to retirees?
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Access to Healthcare (required by law)
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Some provide assistance with plan selection when the
retiree turns 65
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Only two provide funds towards healthcare costs
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Retirees are left with a substantial increase in healthcare
costs
Retiree Healthcare Costs
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District Plan Avg. Costs to retiree $7,800 -
$10,200 per year
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Retirees at age 65 must enroll in Medicare Part B
the annual premium is based on income, base
premium is $1,608 and goes up from there
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Total Annual Cost from $9,400 to11,808
Retiree Healthcare Costs
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AARP estimates that retirees who are retiring now
will need $240,000 to cover healthcare for future
medical costs and this does not include long-term
care.
What Are Employers doing
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77 % of employers are moving retirees to
healthcare exchanges in order to avoid their high
costs
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Public Entities are moving retirees to Group
Medicare Programs
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Public Entities are participating in Healthcare
Consortiums to offer benefits and administration
Group and Consortium Programs Help
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Retirees can access plans tailored to their
consumption needs and reduce costs
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Retirees can choose plans that are basically the
same actuarially as the employer plans
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Retirees can reduce there premium cost to $3,700
annually avoiding $$5,700 in premiums
Florida School Retiree Benefits Consortium
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Provides administration of benefits for post 65
retirees
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17 Districts participate in the program
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Over 12,000 retirees are enrolled in the program
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Retirees have choice in benefit plans that fit their
needs.
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Districts: Escambia, Walton, Washington,
Jackson, Calhoun, Gilchrist, Duval, Putnam,
Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, Orange, Osceola,
Manatee, Polk, Sarasota, Charlotte
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Improve Your Employer Goodwill
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Help Your Retirees Achieve Better
Benefits And Have Better Retirement
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It Doesn’t Cost The District A Dime
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Contact David Ford at
fordd@duvalschools.org
RETIREMENT – 403b & 457 Plans
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Various Plans are offered by all 67 Florida School
Districts
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Employees invest in the plans on a monthly
payroll deduction
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The funds are invested on a pre-tax basis
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The average value of a participant is on
average $31,000
RETIREMENT - FRS
State Program Funded by Employers 8.26% and Employees 3%
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Goodwill is the essence of a positive reputation and advantages associated with a business or individual. In the context of employer goodwill, it refers to the value and benefits offered by employers to their employees as a token of appreciation. This includes competitive salary, comprehensive health benefits, life insurance, retirement plans, and other perks to ensure a comfortable retirement life. By fostering goodwill, employers enhance employee satisfaction and loyalty, ultimately contributing to a positive work environment and long-term success.
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1 Achieving Employer Goodwill ! Retiree Health Plans The Model Plan A Comfortable Retirement Life Style 1 Proprietary & Confidential
What is Goodwill It is a thing very easy to describe, very difficult to define. It is the benefit and advantages of a good name, reputation in connection with business. It is the attractive force which brings in customers. It is the benefit and advantages of a good employer, reputation in connection with it s employees. 2 Proprietary & Confidential
Examples Of Goodwill Business Goodwill - It arises due to factors such as reputation, location, customer base, expertise or market position of the business. Personal Goodwill Refers to the ability, skills, reputation, network and experience of an individual within a business Employer Goodwill The value an employer extends to it s employees for the contributions they make to the organization and the community they serve. 3 Proprietary & Confidential
Employer Goodwill Rewards Competitive Salary Market surveys are conducted to ensure wages are competitive Paid Time Off (PTO) Bank of time for employees to take vacations, holidays, personal days and sick days Comprehensive Medial and Prescription Drug Coverage Employer contribution of premium towards insurance coverage costs Dental Insurance Comprehensive dental coverage Vision Insurance Comprehensive vision coverage Life Insurance Employer Paid Life Insurance coverage usually 1X salary Voluntary Life Insurance Additional Life coverage may be purchased by employee 4 Proprietary & Confidential
Employer Goodwill Rewards Short and Long Term Disability Replaces salary due to disability usually two-thirds of salary Health and Childcare Reimbursements Plans HRA, HAS, Cafeteria Plans Corporate Wellness Promotes well-being through education awareness and health screenings Employee Assistance Program Comprehensive dental coverage Pension Plans Florida Retirement Defined Benefit or Defined Contribution Plans Individual Retirement Investment Plans 403b and 457 plans Access to Medical Coverage at Retirement Retiree Paid 5 Proprietary & Confidential
What About Retirees Many retirees continue to stay involved in education by volunteering time at schools What Districts offer to retirees? Access to Healthcare (required by law) Some provide assistance with plan selection when the retiree turns 65 Only two provide funds towards healthcare costs Retirees are left with a substantial increase in healthcare costs 6 Proprietary & Confidential
Retiree Healthcare Costs District Plan Avg. Costs to retiree $7,800 - $10,200 per year Retirees at age 65 must enroll in Medicare Part B the annual premium is based on income, base premium is $1,608 and goes up from there Total Annual Cost from $9,400 to11,808 7 Proprietary & Confidential
Retiree Healthcare Costs AARP estimates that retirees who are retiring now will need $240,000 to cover healthcare for future medical costs and this does not include long-term care. 8 Proprietary & Confidential
What Are Employers doing 77 % of employers are moving retirees to healthcare exchanges in order to avoid their high costs Public Entities are moving retirees to Group Medicare Programs Public Entities are participating in Healthcare Consortiums to offer benefits and administration 9 Proprietary & Confidential
Group and Consortium Programs Help Retirees can access plans tailored to their consumption needs and reduce costs Retirees can choose plans that are basically the same actuarially as the employer plans Retirees can reduce there premium cost to $3,700 annually avoiding $$5,700 in premiums 10 Proprietary & Confidential
Florida School Retiree Benefits Consortium Provides administration of benefits for post 65 retirees 17 Districts participate in the program Over 12,000 retirees are enrolled in the program Retirees have choice in benefit plans that fit their needs. Districts: Escambia, Walton, Washington, Jackson, Calhoun, Gilchrist, Duval, Putnam, Flagler, Volusia, Brevard, Orange, Osceola, Manatee, Polk, Sarasota, Charlotte 11 Proprietary & Confidential
Improve Your Employer Goodwill Help Your Retirees Achieve Better Benefits And Have Better Retirement It Doesn t Cost The District A Dime Contact David Ford at fordd@duvalschools.org 12 Proprietary & Confidential
RETIREMENT 403b & 457 Plans Various Plans are offered by all 67 Florida School Districts Employees invest in the plans on a monthly payroll deduction The funds are invested on a pre-tax basis The average value of a participant is on average $31,000 13 Proprietary & Confidential
RETIREMENT - FRS State Program Funded by Employers 8.26% and Employees 3% Defined Benefit Don't want to make investment decision Investment Accumulation of Sum Earn 1.6% <= 30 years, 31 yrs. 1.62, 32 yrs. 1.65, 33 yrs. 1.68 Per Year of Service Multiplied by 5 highest years of consecutive service Features 22 funds you can choose, including 11 funds spread across five asset classes, and 11 retirement date funds that are mixtures of various asset classes. A Self-Directed Brokerage Account is also available. It is primarily designed to serve shorter-service and mobile employees. Prefer that your benefit be paid as lifetime monthly checks with no lump-sum options 14 Proprietary & Confidential
