General Practice Flashcards
GP Ch 1 List the financial planning process.
- Understanding
- Identify and Select Goals
- Analyze
- Develop
- Present
- Implement
- Monitor
GP QUIZ 2 What must a CFP professional provide in writing and what can be written/orally provided?
Written or orally- Material conflicts of interest.
Written- Firms privacy policy, compensation, any bankruptcies or disciplinary action.
GP Quiz 2 What dovetails with the steps of the financial planning process?
The Practice standards - it explains how to perform each step of the financial planning process.
GP Quiz 2 How is a Fee Based planner compensated?
Fees and commission
GP 3-2 What’s on a cash flow statement?
Inflows- Outflows =Savings
GP 3-9 Checking account 3k, money market 12k, 401k 50k, Muni Bond 20k, credit card debt 5k, mortgage 50k…what’s the current ratio?
7….Bond is included as current asset
GP 4-3 Invested 25k in a mutual fund. Earns 12% annual rate compounded monthly. 5 years. What will the amount be at end of 5 years?
$45,417.42
GP 4-7 Calculate Real Rate of return
1+ after-tax return/1+ inflation rate then subtract 1 then multiply by 100
GP 4-10 Positive cash flow 6k,7k, 8k, over a 3 year period. Then at the end of 3 years sold it for 115k. Requires 12% return. What should he pay for investment?
98,486.47
0cfj, 6,000cfj, 7000cfj, 123000cfj, 12 I/YR, Gold NPV
GP 4-13 if NPV is equal to zero and 12% was the required rate of return. What can you conclude?
IRR is 12%. NPV is zero which means the IRR equaled the required rate.
GP 4-14 clients want to retire in 10 years. Current portfolio 1 million. During retirement they will draw 150k per year for 25 years then pass away with 1 million. What is the return they need to achieve?
6.88%
-1millionCfj, 0cfj, 10 good Nj, 150k Cfj, 25 good nj, 1 million cfj, Gold IRR/yr
GP 6-6 What is the maximum amount 1 grandparent can contribute in 1 year to a 529? How about both?
90k, 180k
GP 6-7 What is the maximum amount that can be contributed on behalf of a child from all sources combined into a Coverdell ESA?
$2000
GP 6-9 For ESA plans. When must the funds be used by? What is the phaseout? What expenses can it be used on?
Age 30, 190k- 220k MFJ, Elementary and secondary needs as well as college
GP 6-9 How is the gift to an ESA considered ? (Present or future interest?
Contributions are considered a gift if present interest
GP 6-10 UTMA/UGMA accounts. Which one can hold real estate?
UTMA
GP 6-17 Due to coordination rules in education planning. What combination of plans should you not choose?
Don’t select answers that include American opportunity credit, lifetime, coverdell ESA, or qualified tuition distribution. (In the same year)
GP Ch 6 quiz. Kid is 2. Will attend 4 year college. 12,500 in todays dollar costs. 8% investment yield, 5% inflation on college costs for 20 years. What is the lump sum needed now to fund college?
30,555
1- 12,500, 16yrs, 5% = 27,285.93
2- 27,285.93 2.8571%, 4yrs = 104,679.76
3- 104,679.76, 16yrs, 8% = 30,555
GP 7-13 CPI or PPI, which one leads the other?
PPI leads CPI
GP Quiz 7 What is an example for qualifying for compensatory damages?
Age discrimination
GP Quiz 7 Work related payout compensatory damage of 1 million. Settlement awarded in a single premium annuity. How is this taxed?
100% excludable because it’s a single premium annuity that a party is obligated to pay.
GP quiz 7 Lottery payout chosen as annuity payout. How is it taxed?
The payment received each year