Constructed Response Answer Template Flashcards

(18 cards)

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What are the 4 key collection points for Cashflow Planning?

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  1. Income
  2. Expenses
  3. Debts
  4. Emergency Savings
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What are the 3 main analysis points for Cashflow Planning?

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  1. Gaps between income and spending
  2. High-interest debt
  3. Lack of emergency fund
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What are 3 recommended actions for Cashflow Planning?

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  1. Create a cashflow plan
  2. Build emergency fund
  3. Accelerate debt repayment
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What are 3 key items to collect in Investment Planning?

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  1. Asset allocation
  2. Non-registered holdings
  3. RRSP/TFSA contributions
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What are 3 analysis points in Investment Planning?

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  1. Risk tolerance vs. portfolio mix
  2. Lack of diversification
  3. Tax inefficiencies
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What are 3 recommendations for Investment Planning?

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  1. Diversify across asset classes
  2. Rebalance portfolio
  3. Use tax-advantaged accounts
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What should you collect under Insurance & Risk Management?

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  1. Life, Ci, and Di coverage
  2. Debts and family needs
  3. Group/employer benefits
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What are 3 common risks in insurance analysis?

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  1. Income gap on death or disability
  2. Survivor Needs (childcare, education, final expenses)
  3. Inadequate or No coverage
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What are 3 recommendations for insurance needs?

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  1. Add or adjust: Life insurance
  2. Add or adjust: DI and CI policies
  3. Coordinate with employer benefits
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What should you collect for Retirement Planning?

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  1. RRSP/TFSA balances
  2. Pension plans and ages
  3. Desired retirement age
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What are 3 analysis points in Retirement Planning?

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  1. Retirement income gap
  2. Missed contribution opportunities
  3. Tax efficiency in withdrawals
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What are 3 recommendation action steps for Retirement Planning?

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  1. Maximize RRSP/TFSA contributions
  2. Consider spousal RRSP
  3. Review retirement income strategy (how they will generate, structure, and sustain income once they stop working)
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What are 3 key things to collect for Estate Planning?

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  1. Wills and Powers of Attorney
  2. Beneficiary designations
  3. Trusts and guardianship for minors
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What are 3 estate-related concerns to analyze?

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  1. Outdated or missing legal documents
  2. Misaligned beneficiaries
  3. Minor children or vulnerable dependents
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What are 3 recommendations for estate planning?

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  1. Update/create will and POAs
  2. Adjust beneficiaries to match intentions
  3. Use testamentary trusts or guardian appointments
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What are 5 key tax collection items?

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  1. Tax returns and NOAs
  2. Types of income
  3. RRSP/TFSA/RESP contribution room
  4. Eligible deductions and credits
  5. Capital gains/losses and carryforwards
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What are 3 tax analysis points?

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  1. High marginal tax rate
  2. Underused tax-deferred accounts
  3. Missed deductions/credits
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What are 3 tax planning recommendations?

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  1. Maximize use of RRSP/TFSA/RESP
  2. Apply income splitting
  3. Trigger or defer gains strategically