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Getting Paid or Getting Played?

Career

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  1. If my employer offers to pay me using a payroll card, do I have to accept it?
  2. Yes
  3. No

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  • If my employer offers to pay me using a payroll card, do I have to accept it?
  • Yes
  • No

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2. The CFPB's Prepaid Rule that took effect on April 1, 2019 says that…

  1. Companies can only pay employees using a payroll card
  2. Employee must receive terms and conditions for payroll card
  3. Companies must offer at least 1 alternative to payroll card
  4. Companies must pay all the fees for the payroll card

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2. The CFPB's Prepaid Rule that took effect on April 1, 2019 says that…

  • Companies can only pay employees using a payroll card
  • Employee must receive terms and conditions for payroll card
  • Companies must offer at least 1 alternative to payroll card
  • Companies must pay all the fees for the payroll card

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3. What industries commonly issue payroll cards to pay their employees?

  • Fast food restaurants & retail stores
  • Technology companies & start ups
  • Architecture & Law firms
  • Research & Education/Teaching

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3. What industries commonly issue payroll cards to pay their employees?

  • Fast food restaurants & retail stores
  • Technology companies & start ups
  • Architecture & Law firms
  • Research & Education/Teaching

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4. In a 2018 survey, what percent of payroll card holders incurred fees?

  • 5%
  • 17%
  • 30%
  • 44%

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4. In a 2018 survey, what percent of payroll card holders incurred fees?

  • 5%
  • 17%
  • 30%
  • 44%

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5. Which of the following are common fees associated with payroll debit cards?

  • Fees applied at point of purchase at a store
  • Checking the balance available on the debit card
  • ATM fees for getting cash out of ATM using the card
  • All of the above

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5. Which of the following are common fees associated with payroll debit cards?

  • Fees applied at point of purchase at a store
  • Checking the balance available on the debit card
  • ATM fees for getting cash out of ATM using the card
  • All of the above

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You’ve completed the exercise, now it’s time to learn

more about the current event:

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Discussion Prompt:

What would you do if your employer told you that you would get paid via

a payroll card?

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Extend Your Learning

Relevant Resources from NGPF:

  • Pay Stub (Fine Print)
  • MATH: Income Tax Brackets (Activity)
  • 82% of employees receive their paycheck through…(Question of the Day)

References:

  • How Workers Get Paid Is Changing: Consumer Protections Need to Catch Up (American

Progress)

  • If My Employer Offers Me A Payroll Card, Do I Have To Accept It? (CFPB)
  • The Pros and Cons of a Payroll Card (Business.com)

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