Fundamentals Flashcards

(43 cards)

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Exceptions to Registration with the SEC (7)

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brokers, Lawyers, teachers, engineers who’s advice is solely incidental to their profession
banks, publisher, advisors who only deal with securities guaranteed by the US gov

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What securities can you sell with series 6 (4 answers)

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Mutual funds, UITs, variable life insurance and variable annuities

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What securities can you sell with series 7

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Everything except commodities and futures

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Exemptions to register with SEC

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if advise is pertaining to venture capital funds, insurance companies, private funds less than 150m, advisor in home state, foreign advisors, and securities not on a national exchange
(VIPunder150mFAS)

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Financial Planning Process

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Understanding clients personal & financial circumstances, Identifying and Selecting goals, analyzing current course of action and potential alternatives, developing recommendations, presenting recommendations, implement, monitor & update

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life insurance bench mark

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10-16 x gross pay

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Disability Benchmark

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60-70% of gross pay

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Personal Liability Umbrella Policy (PLUP) Benchmark

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1-3m

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Housing Ratios

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28% PITI/ Monthly gross income
36% PITI+ Recurring Debt / Monthly Gross Income

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Emergency Fund Benchmark

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3-6 months (current assets/ monthly non-discretionary cash flows)

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Education Fund Benchmark

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3k(public school)/6k (semi- private ) /9k (private school) per child per year for 18 yrs

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Retirement Benchmark

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16x pre retirement income
savings- 10-12% of income
return- 8-10% expected
Risk/ Standard Deviation- 8-14%

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Long Term Care Benchmark

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policy that provides daily benefit for nursing home care, home health care, with inflation protection

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Legacy documents required

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Will, durable power of attorney for health care, Advanced Medical Directive.

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Price Elasticity

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measures the change in quantity demanded, relative to changes in price

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Elastic demand

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responds significantly to changes in price

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Inelastic Demand

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quantity demanded changes very little to changes in price (necessities)

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Recession

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6 consecutive months (2 qrtrs) of negative GDP

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Depression

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18 months or (6 qrtrs) of negative GDP

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Deflation

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Prices are falling

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Disinflation

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decline or slowdown in rate of inflation

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CPI

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(consumer price index) measures price change in basket of goods & services in the retail sector

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PPI

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(producer price index) measures price change in whole sale and manufacturing sectors

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Fed reserve main goals

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  1. maintain long term economic growth
  2. maintain price levels
  3. maintain full employment
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Fed Reserve Tools
1. reserve requirement 2. Discount rate (overnight rate which member banks can borrow from the fed reserve to meet reserve requirements) 3. Open market Operations 4. Excess Reserves
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Fiscal policy- Congress 3 main goals
1. Maintain economic growth 2. Maintain price stability 3. Maintain full employment
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FDIC Insurance- Four Types of ownerships
1. Individual accounts 2. Joint accounts 3. Trust accounts (per beneficiary) 4 Self directed retirement accounts
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Chater 7 Bankruptcy (relief through liquidation)- what debts are not discharged
1. Student/ government loans 2. 3 years of back taxes 3. Alimony & Child support 4. Money owned due to malicious acts 5. debts related to fraud
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Chater 7 Bankruptcy (relief through liquidation- what property is exempt from creditors
homestead, life insurance, qualified plans, IRA's up to 1,512,350, rollover IRA has unlimited protection. NOT INHERITED IRA'S
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Chapter 11- Bankruptcy
provides relief through reorganization through businesses or self employed
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Chapter 14- Bankruptcy
provides relief through adjusting debts
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FICO credit score range and target score
scores range from 350-850. the goal is a 760 or higher
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Calculate housing ratio- 28%
Monthly housing costs (principal, Interest, Taxes(property), Homeowners insurance) / Monthly gross income
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Calculate housing and all other debt ratio- 36%
Monthly housing costs (P+I+T+I) + all other recurring debt payments / Monthly Gross income
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when are students considered independent?
over age 23, married, working on masters/ doctorate, legal dependents, veteran of the US armed forces
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financial aid programs
federal pell grant, stafford loan, (PLUS) parent loan for undergraduate students, Grad PLUS loan,
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need based financial aid programs
federal pell grant, subsidized stafford loan,
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financial aid programs for undergrad only
federal pell grant, PLUS loan,
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tax advantaged plans for education savings
qualified state tuition plans (prepaid tuition, 529 plan, 529A ABLE), coverdell education savings acc, roth ira,EE bonds, UGMA
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Asset of parent accounts in determining financial aid
prepaid tuition, 529 savings plan, coverdell (ESA),
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Details of Life time learning credit
for undergrad or grad, up to 2,00 per year per family, 20% of up to 10k of expenses.
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Details of American Opportunity Tax Credit
for undergraduate only, up to 2,500 per person per year, 100% of first 2000 of expenses and 25% of second 2000
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Employer assistance amount excluded from income
an employer can pay or reimburse an employee for education expenses up to 5,250