This document discusses different forms of income, savings, and pension funds. It defines income as earnings from wages, salaries, profits, interests, rents and other sources over a period of time. Disposable income is income after taxes, which can be spent on consumption or saved. Savings are the part of disposable income that is not spent and can be used to avoid future problems or improve income. The document also discusses why individuals and societies need to save, such as for crises, changes in demographics, and the evolution of social security systems. It describes different types of pension funds like TFR, additional private funds, and how they work.
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05. Not only earnings
1. NOT ONLY EARNINGS: INCOMES,
SAVINGS AND PENSION FUNDS
Fabio Frignani & Michele Malavasi
4^ AM
I.T.E. A. Manzoni Suzzara
2. It is the sum of all the wages, salaries, profits, interests
payments, rents, and other forms of earnings received in a
period of time.
INCOME
Y = Yd
+ T
Y = Income T = Taxes
Yd
= Disposable
Income
3. It is the amount of money that a person receives for his work
ARNING
4. OTHER FORMS OF EARNING
PROFIT INTERESTS PAYMENT
OTHER WAYSRENTS
5. It could be spent on
consumption; otherwise we
have savings.
DISPOSABLE INCOME
It is the part of
disposable income we
dont spend.
If we spend more
we have a debt
and have to ask
for a loan.
6. We have unlimited needs and we could classify them by
their urgency:
- Primary
- Secondary
- Luxury
OUR NEEDS
7. J. M. Keynes argued that people save money because of
3 reasons:
- For transaction: to buy goods and services
- For precaution: to avoid future troubles
- For speculation: to improve income
WHY DO WE SAVE MONEY?
8. WHY DO WE
HAVE TO SAVE
MONEY?
Crisis
Collapse
of social
security
institutions
Evolution
of work
9. CRISIS
It causes an increasing of
unemployment
There are less workers that pay
contributions, but there are also more
retirees that retire.
10. The State has to pay more public
pensions for a larger period of
time so it has less money and it has
to decrease them.
Different causes:
- Population is changing
- Trend of job market
- Increase of public debt
THE COLLAPSE OF SOCIAL
SECURITY INSTITUTIONS
11. Italian population is becoming
older and it causes the collapse of
social security institutions.
POPULATION IS CHANGING
Less workers
More costs
12. In 2011 there was a crisis of
public deficit so European Union
decided to stop compensating
Social Security lack of funds.
THE CHANGE
There was a reform of
retirement benefits in the same
year.
13. REFORM OF RETIREMENT BENEFITS
Increase of
retirement age
Decrease of the
amount of money
received by retirees
14. Retirement benefits are not enough to ensure
retirees to have a wellbeing as before.
THE CURRENT SITUATION OF
PUBLIC PENSION
They have to save money by using other
forms of pensions funds.
15. It is the amount of money that the employer has to pay
when employment relationship ends. Every employee
saves a part of his annual income and could receive it at
the end of employment.
From 2007 it could be invested in:
-Companies
-Social Security Institution
-Additional Pension Funds
T.F.R.
16. The sum of money received at the end of his work life
depends on:
- The quantity of contributions paid
- The period of payments
Private pension funds invest money in safe bonds and
promise interests.
ADDITIONAL PENSION FUNDS
17. DIFFERENT TYPES OF
ADDITIONAL PENSION FUNDS
PIP
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They have to follow financial
regulations because of their
social security purpose
IT IS USEFUL TO
JOIN THEM