Fundamentals Flashcards
Chapter 13 Bankruptcy
3
A repayment plan is implemented
Debt payments can be reduced to make more manageable
Debtor is not required to relinquish the assets
Practice Standards
6
EGPRIM
establish
Gather
Analyze
Present recommend
Implement
Monitor
Breadth of the Market
Measures the strength of the market by comparing numbers of advancing versus declining stocks
The insider trading and securities Fraud act 1988
Gave the SEC authority to seek civil penalties against those accused of insider trading
Collateral Source Rule
Person who commits tort is liable even if recovered from insurance
If you commit tort you can’t benefit
Insurance companies can’t benefit either from act of tort
Codes of Ethics
7
FIDOC OC
Fairness
Integrity
Diligence
Objectivity
Competence
Professionalism
Confidentiality
Disclosure in writing
6
Commission
Conflicts of interest
Third parties being used
Services provided
Time of agreement start and end dates
How to end agreement
What are the Life Cycles
Asset accumulation- ages 21-45
Conservation/protection 45-65
Distributing/gifting- 65 plus
529
Contributions are considered a gift
Soft splitting can be applied
5 years forwarding
Coverdell Education Savings
2000 per year per beneficiary
Phase of limits
95-110
190-220
Series EE Bibds
Interest earned is not taxed if used for qualified education expense up to 30,000
Can be used after age 24
Phase out -
76000-91000
113950-143950
Educational accounts subject to kiddie tax
3
UGMA
2503 B
2503 C
Kiddie tax on unearned income greater than 2000 for children less than 19(18) or full time dependent student till 24
PLUS Loans
Not financially based Federal Loans for parents or students(credit checked)
Perkins Loans
Need based
Administrated by University
Graduate and undergraduate
Subsidized Loans
Fiancial needs based
Unsubsidized Stafford Loan
Students that need addition loan amounts
Government pays interest during college years. Students take loan over after
Pell Grants
Federal grant gifted by government for undergraduate school
Federal Supplement Educational Opportunity(SEOG)
Need based program managed by University not the federal government.
American Opportunity Tax Credit
AOTC
For at least half time students parents for first four years of post secondary education
100% first 2000
25% next 2000
Total
1500 if over 4K
PER STUDENT NOT OER FAMILY
Lifetime Learning Credit
Can claim up to 2000 PER FAMILY
can be claimed UNLIMITED NUMBER Of years