ESOP
Shares
Vesting
Distributions
100

_____ is a qualified retirement plan designed to invest in company stock for the benefit of employees.

What is ESOP?

100

After joining the ESOP, you may be eligible to WHAT in Company contributions that are used to acquire Company stock for your account.

What are Shares?

100

_____ refers to the time an employee must work before they can receive their nonforfeitable benefits.

What is Vesting?

100

____ is the disbursement of a plan participant's accumulated ESOP retirement benefits

What is Distribution?

200

A Website where an ESOP Employee can Check their Statements, Account Balance Projections, Trending Stock Prices, Interactive Leaning, and more.

200

The trustee of the ESOP sets the _____ based on a recommendation from an independent valuation firm.

What is Share Price?

200

Based on the years of service in the ESOP, the _____ shows how much you are entitled to own. 

What is Vesting Schedule?

200

A one time payment distributed to an Employee Stock Owner when he/she separates from the Company.

What is a Lump Sum Payment?

300

You can roll ESOP Funds into ____ Account.

What is IRA Account?

300

It is a document that provides information about an employee's ESOP holdings

ESOP Account Annual Statement?

300

An Employee Receives ____ Percent on the 5th year of working with BAPKO.

What is 80%?

300

The vested portion of your account becomes yours on any one of four occasions (Name One).

Retirement, Death, Disability, Separation from the Company, Company is Sold. 
400

The _____ acts in a consulting and oversight capacity, ensuring that the board is serving the shareholders' best interest.

What is the Trustees?

400

A graph where one is able to see the Market Shares from the time ESOP Started to Present.

What is Trending Stock Prices?

400

If the Company is sold then all participants become ____ .

What is 100% Vested?

400

A document that designates who will receive an employee's Employee Stock Ownership Plan benefits should the original Stock Owner passes away.

What is the Beneficiary Form?