Oscar claims that employee benefits have little impact on lifetime income so one should only consider a job with the largest salary. which statement about his claim is true? he is correct because a larger salary would allow one to save more money for retirement. he is correct because benefits have no monetary value to an employee even though the employer may pay for them. he is incorrect because health insurance will save the employee money he could apply to retirement. he is incorrect because the employer gives the money for benefits directly to the employee so the employee can use the money as he wishes.

He is incorrect because health insurance will save the employee money he could apply to retirement. Benefits are more important than salary, and a health insurance is one of the most valuable perks of benefits. Having a health insurance is a big help when health problems arise. Getting medical help is expensive and can drive you to bankruptcy even if you have a six-figure salary.

The correct answer is C.

Oscar's claim is incorrect because employee benefits do have an important impact on lifetime income.

Since health care in the United States is very costly, having insurance would save the employee a great amount of money in case he or she should need to be hospitalized, and the money not spent in health could be applied to retirement.

Therefore, employee benefits should be taken into account when considering to apply for a job, insted of only paying attention to the largest salary.

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