B.7 Financial Planning Process Flashcards

Learners will understand the steps involved in the financial planning process, including setting goals, gathering relevant financial information, analyzing financial status, developing a plan, implementing the plan, and monitoring and revising the plan as necessary. (28 cards)

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Subjective data reflecting values, attitudes, and financial experiences.

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Qualitative Information

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Objective data such as income, expenses, assets, and liabilities.

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Quantitative Information

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Core beliefs that influence financial decisions and priorities.

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Client’s Values

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A client’s ability and willingness to endure market fluctuations to achieve goals.

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Risk Tolerance

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The period available to achieve financial goals, impacting strategy.

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Time Horizon

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An assessment of income and expenses to evaluate financial health.

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Cash Flow Analysis

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A snapshot of financial health: total assets minus total liabilities.

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Net Worth Statement

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A plan for allocating income toward expenses, savings, and debt repayment.

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Budgeting

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Savings reserved for unexpected expenses or emergencies.

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Emergency Fund

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Strategies for allocating assets to align with goals and risk tolerance.

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Investment Planning

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Identifying and managing risks through appropriate insurance coverage.

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Insurance Planning

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12
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Strategies to minimize tax liabilities and maximize after-tax income.

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Tax Planning

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13
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Financial preparation to ensure sufficient income after leaving the workforce.

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Retirement Planning

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Arranging the management and transfer of assets during life and after death.

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Estate Planning

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15
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Setting aside funds and choosing investments to finance education costs.

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Educational Planning

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16
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Developing strategies for efficient debt repayment and control.

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Debt Management

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The agreed-upon services and responsibilities between the planner and client.

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Scope of Engagement

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The ethical obligation to act in the client’s best interest.

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Fiduciary Duty

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A situation where personal or financial interests could affect professional judgment.

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Conflict of Interest

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A set of guiding principles for ethical and professional conduct.

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Code of Ethics

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Guidelines ensuring quality and professionalism in financial planning services.

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Practice Standards

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A detailed outline of steps to achieve financial goals.

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The process of ranking financial objectives based on importance and timeline.

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Goal Prioritization

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The study of how psychological factors influence financial decision-making.

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Behavioral Finance

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Adapting financial strategies to different stages of life.
Life Cycle Planning
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Testing financial strategies against potential future events.
Scenario Analysis
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Evaluating a financial plan under adverse conditions to ensure resilience.
Stress Testing
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The ongoing process of revisiting and adjusting the financial plan as needed.
Monitoring and Review