Lesson 3 Quiz Questions Flashcards

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3 Phases of Client Life Cycle

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  1. Asset Accumulation Phase
  2. Conservation/Risk Management Phase
  3. Distribution/Gifting Phase
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Life-Cycle Goals

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  1. Lump-Sum Purchases
  2. Starting a Family
  3. Education Funding
  4. Retirement Planning
  5. Charitable Planning
  6. Legacy Planning
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3
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Life-Cycle Risks

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  1. Untimely Death
  2. Disability
  3. Health
  4. Long-term Care
  5. Property
  6. Liability
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Two Step Approach

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  1. Cover the Risks

2. Save & Invest

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Three-Panel Approach

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  1. Risk Management of Personal, Property, & Liability Risks
  2. Short-term Savings & Investments and Debt Management
  3. Long-term Savings & Investments
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Strategic Approach

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Codifies client goals and objectives into a mission statement

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Cash Flow Approach

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Uses the statement of income and expenses to make recommendations

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Pie Chart Approach

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Provides visual display of balance sheet and cash flow statement once internal data collected and financial statements prepared.

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Present Value of All Goals Approach

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Multi-step process that gives clients a single dollar value to meet all their lifetime goals.

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PVOAG Approach Steps

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  1. Determine individual present values of each short, intermediate, and long-term goal
  2. Sum these present values together
  3. Reduce them by current resources (investments assets and cash/equivalents)
  4. The net PV is considered a “debt” obligation to be retired over the remaining work life expectancy.
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Financial Statement and Ratio Analysis Approach

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Uses data within financial statements to compute a variety of ratios which are then used to gauge a client’s financial health.

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12
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Liquidity Ratios

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The ability to meet short-term obligations

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13
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Debt Ratios

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How well debt is managed

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14
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Financial Security Ratios

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Determines client’s progress toward long-term goals

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15
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Performance Ratios

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Adequacy of investment returns relative to risk level

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16
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Emergency Fund Ratio

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Cash & Cash Equivalents / Non-Discretionary Expenses

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Current Ratio

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Current Assets / Current Liabilities

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Front-End Ratio

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Housing Costs / Gross Income

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Back-End Ratio

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(Housing Costs + Other Debt Payments) / Gross Income

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Debt to Asset Ratio

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Total Liabilities / Total Assets

21
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Savings Rate

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(Savings + Employer Contributions) / Gross Income

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Metrics Approach

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Provides quantitative benchmarks for client to use as guidance for achieving comprehensive financial goals and objectives.

23
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Three Important Tips for Budgeting

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  1. Be realistic with spending behavior
  2. Budget a line item expense for miscellaneous expenses and unforeseen expenses
  3. Being successful with a budget takes practice
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Budgeting Process Steps

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  1. Determine Client’s Income
  2. Fixed and Variable Expenses
  3. Present Expenses
  4. Net Discretionary Cash Flow
  5. Rectify