Financial Literacy

5. Take advantage of hundreds of these by showing your Vanderbilt ID.
7. Use these brands when available to save you money.
8. A type of life insurance that allows you to enroll in coverage of 1, 2, or 3 times your annual salary.
11. A resource to manage your retirement account, visit a planning & guidance center and answer important questions about your future.
14. No trip to the doctor’s office is needed with this appointment. You can call to speak to a health care provider and get specialized services from nearly anywhere.
16. You pay this for your health insurance every month.
17. A set dollar amount you pay for doctor visits, prescriptions and other health care services.
18. This enables you to set aside some of your pay, on a pre-tax basis, into an account to pay for eligible health care or dependent care expenses.

1. You pay this out of pocket for health care before your insurance starts to help out.
2. This is a benefit paid for by Vanderbilt faculty or staff that runs on a rolling cycle, based on date of service, instead of a calendar year.
3. Vanderbilt offers two different plans.
4. When contributing to your retirement account, this is the percent Vanderbilt will match at staff’s one-year anniversary.
6. The percentage you pay for the cost of covered health care services, after you meet your deductible.
9. Medications delivered right to your door step.
10. The largest provider-organized network of doctors, regional health systems and other health care providers in Tennessee and seven surrounding states.
12. A list of prescription drugs that are covered under your health plan.
13. Doctors, labs, hospitals and other providers that plan your contracts at a set payment rate.
15. When contributing to your retirement account, this is the percent of your voluntary contributions dollar-for-dollar Vanderbilt will match after staff’s one-year anniversary.