General PRINCIPLES Flashcards

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Education funding options before college

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  1. UGMA/UTMA
  2. EE BONDS
  3. COVERDELL ESA
  4. 529 PLAN OR 529 PREPAID TUITION
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Education Saving Methods or Techniques

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Coverdell
UGMA/UTMA
Tax-free Munis
Savings bonds

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Domains of financial planning process

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  1. Establish and define relationship.
  2. data gathering
  3. Analyze and evaluate
  4. Develop reccs
  5. Communicate reccs
  6. Implement reccs
  7. Monitor reccs
  8. Practice within professional and regulatory standards
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What are the 7 principles

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IOC/FCPD

  1. Integrity
  2. Objectivity
  3. Competence
  4. Fairness
  5. Confidentiality
  6. Professionalism
  7. Diligence
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6 Rules of conduct

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RIPOOO

  1. Define relationship
  2. Information disclosure
  3. Property
  4. Obligation to clients
  5. Obligation to ER
  6. Obligation to CFP BOARD
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Debt MGMT Ratios

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PITI = 28% of gross income
Tot. Mo. Debt = 36%
Consumer Debt (CC) = 20%
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Calculations in BEGIN mode

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College tuition
Retirement benefits
Family needs

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Calculations in END mode

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401k deferrals
PS contributions
Bond interest
Mortgage pmts

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What is IRR?

Ya 1 mkt value = $100k
WD end of year 1 = $4k
“              “ year 2 = $5k
“              “ year 3 = $6k
Mkt Value end of yr 3 = $120k
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Hint: distribution are positive cas flow.

100,000 CHS g CFo
4000 g CFj
5000 g CFj
126,000 g CFj
fIRR =10.92%
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Securities act of ‘33

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Regulated IPOs

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Securities act of ‘34

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Regulated secondary markets and created the SEC

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Investment company act of ‘40

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Allowed SEC to regulate mutual funds (UIT, closed-end, open-ended) & variable life and annuities

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Securities investors act of ‘70

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Established the SIPC to insure against brokerage firm losses.

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UGMA vs UTMA

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Investments: EE bonds, stocks, MFs, CDs, etc vs same plus RE or LP

TOA to child: 18 or 21 vs up to 25

Gift tax: gif of present value for both

Taxation: both subject to kiddie tax under age 24

Financial aid: asset of child for both.

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Fiscal policy

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Refers to federal taxation and spending

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Monetary policy

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Action taken by the fed reserve to influence the growth of the money supply

Reserve requirements

Discount rate: rate charge to bank to borrow reserves

Open mkt operations: repo = buys bonds vs reverse-repo = sell bonds

Margin: sets margin rates

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Leading economic indicators

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Unemployment claims
New manufacturing orders
New private housing units
Stock prices
Index of consumer expectations
18
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Coincident indicators

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Industrial production
Number of EE non-agriculture
Personal income less transfer pmts

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Business Cycle

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  1. Expansion
  2. Peak
  3. Recession/contraction
  4. Trough
  5. Recovery/expansion
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What is inflation

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Rise in the price of goods and services

21
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What is deflation?

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Decline in prices of goods and services

22
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What is stagflation?

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Combination of slow economic growth and high unemployment

23
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What is disinflation?

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Inflation starts to decrease but prices of goods and services are still going up.

Ex: inflation is 1% vs 2% the yr before

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How much int was paid in first 10 yrs of a 30-yr, $80k mortgage at 9.75% int rate and monthly pmts?

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Step 1: calculate pmts
$80,000 CHS PV
9.75 g I
30 g N
PMT = $687.32
Step 2:
f clear
9.75 g I
80,000 PV
687.32 CHS PMT
120 f AMORT = 1st 120 mos. interest (74,942)
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Exceptions to filing as investment adviser
BLAT Incident 1. Bank 2. Lawyer 3. Accountant 4. Teacher 5. Solely incidental to practice or commission only
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What’s does ADV Part 1 include
General information: 1. Applicant 2. Background of applicant/adviser 3. Location 4. Form of business 5. Disciplinary action 6. Investment philosophy
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Series 6 license
Sell MFs, UITs, variable life and annuities
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Series 7 License
Sell stocks except commodities and certain options
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FINRA Registration procedures
1. Associate w/ B/D 2. Register with FINRA with U-4 3. Pass exams 4. Register with CRD system
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Expressed authority
Written, explicit direction from principal
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Implied Authority
Authority the agent has to carry out the principles business in accordance with general business practices
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Apparent Authority
Negligence of the principal in allowing agent to appear to have authority. Ex: term EE writes business on applications not confiscated from EE.
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Chapter 7 Bankruptcy
Exemptions: homestead, ERISA assets, CV life insurance, TIC property, disability and workers comp Mom-cancelable debts 1. Student and gov’t loans 2. Income taxes 3. Child support or alimonya
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American Opportunity Credit
$2k plus 25% of next $2k in edu expenses Eligible for 1st four years of college Phaseout 160k-180k
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Lifetime Learning Credit
$2k max for undergraduate expenses Married phaseout: 114k-134k
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Graduate Edu expense funding options
Fullbright scholarship: grants and scholarships Perkins Loans: college decides if student needs the loan Stafford loans: must show financial need 529 Coverdell
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Education coordination rule
Don’t use combination of American opportunity, lifetime learning, coverdell, or qualified edu distribution.