Chapter 14: Professional Financial Planning Flashcards

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3 Sections or stages of financial planning for humans

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Early adult years
Middle adult years
Later adult years

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Early adult years

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saving for families should parents die prematurely, child education or paying off mortgages

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Middle Adult Years

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Saving for retirement

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Later Adult Year

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Estate planning, wills , transfer of property and wealth

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Professional Financial Planning Steps (5)

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  1. Motivate and Educate Clients
  2. Collect Information
  3. Develop Goals
  4. Implement Plans
  5. Review & Update Plans
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Motivate and Educate Clients Stage

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overcome tendencies to avoid completing financial plan

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3 tendencies to avoid financial planning

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  1. lack of knowledge
  2. not knowing where to start
  3. not understanding importance
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Collect Information Stage

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collect info about client etc net worth, cash flow, develop cash budget and spendings, house hold income from parents, family needs

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cash budget(3)

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heart of financial plan
plan development from tax returns and book records
estimate future needs

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adjusted cost basis (4)

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net cash outflow for purchased property -> purchase price and expense -> client attitude towards risk -> risk return trade off

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Develop goals stage

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short, middle, long term,
consider all sources of wealth and expenditure (rank)

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Saving plan

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fund expenses and obtain financial goals= investment strategy

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Asset Allocation Plan:

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What % of assets are held in low vs high risk investments

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Implement plan stage

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implement first budget and plan

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Review and Update plans

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plans change etc jobs, kids, raises bonuses, divorce, challenges

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Early Adult Years

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calculating life insurance needs for family

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Period Characteristics: Early

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first job, marriage, children, accumulation of debt

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Needs based (Life Insurance) purchase

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life insurance purchased in amount equal to difference between assets required to complete financial plan and assets available

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Permanent policies or cash value life insurance

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life insurance policy with savings feature, premiums affordable later

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Permanent needs

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not function of time as exists at all ages etc burial fund, estate planning, court, attorney

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Term

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not a long period of time and no savings element

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Temporary need

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projected end, meet for portion of time

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Assets available to meet needs (4)

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social security, employee group life, home equity, investment savings

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Tax advantage funding

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produces more funds than non-tax

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529 Plan
contributor owns account, owner selects investment strategies and can make changes after one year
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Middle Adult Years
Retirement
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Period Characteristics: Middle
children independent, mortgages repaid, families accumulating savings
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what is the shift during the stage
from premature death to retirement, participate in social security, employee pension
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Retirement Planning and Problem to solve steps (6)
1. Estimate length of life & health status 2. forecast amount and sources of pre and post retirement income 3. predict amount and type of retirement expenses 4. age when retiring 5. gauge impact of inflation post retirement 6. anticipate possibility of dependent child, parent or both
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Late Adult Years
transferring wealth to lower generations etc estate planning
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estate planning
transfer of wealth, logical and economic transfer of asset with owners desires
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Will
legal document in which a person directs the disposal of assets at death
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probate
name for legal (court supervised) process of transferring property at a person's death
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intestate
person dies without a will
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trust
legal arrangement allowing person, trustee, to manage property for the benefit of another person, beneficiary
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Life Insurance Trust
What attorneys call a trust funded with life insurance proceeds
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what is the cash in life insurance trust used for
purchase assets from the estate at set prices
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survivor life insurance and when is beneficiary paid
insure two loves under one contract, beneficiary paid after second death
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3 reason for business to purchase life insurance
1. benefits for employees 2. protect firm through use of life insurance 3. Aid in business transfer of ownership
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benefits for employee
group life
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Key employee life insurance and who is owner , beneficiary and insured
protect a firm from the lose of a important individual etc president or ceo, and the resulting financial problems beneficiary and owner is business and insured is key individual
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split dollar life insurance
employer and employee part of premium for insurance policy with savings feature
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buy and sell agreement
used to transfer ownership when owner of business dies
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2 forms of buy and sell agreement
cross purchase plan or entity plan
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cross purchase plan
each partner (shareholder) can purchase life insurance on every other partner (shareholder)
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Entity plan
partnership (corporation) can purchase insurance on each parter (shareholder) -> smaller number of policies