Mnemonics Flashcards

(10 cards)

1
Q

Half Past Nine

A

Client reviews

Health
Affordability
Legislation changes
Fund performance

Portfolio rebalancing
Change in personal circumstances
State benefits rule changes
Taxation rule changes

Need for capital
Income requirements
New product introduction
Extra money to invest

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2
Q

RAPPORT RAKI

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Benefits of a financial adviser

Recommendations
Analysis
Protection
Peace of Mind
Ongoing reviews
Research
Tax Planning

Risk (ATR)
Affordability
Knowledge
Identifying Suitable Products

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3
Q

PASTE TWIG

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Insurance

Product
Assured
Sum
Term
Extras

Trusts
Waiver of Premiums
Indexation
Guaranteed Periods

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4
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PATHETIC WINE

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Fact Finding

Pension Benefits
Affordability
Taxation
Health
Emergency Fund
Trusts
ISA & NS&I
CPL

Wills
Inheritance
Nominations
Ethical Considerations

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5
Q

SMART P

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Fact Finding Add-on

Specific
Measurable
Achievable
Realistic
Timeframe
Prioritised

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6
Q

FAR PIPR

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Financial Planning Process

Fact Finding
Analysis
Recommend

Present
Implement
Report
Review (Ongoing)

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7
Q

VIC CEDAR

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Compliance

Vulnerabilities
Information Clear (No Jargon)
Communication Tailored

Clear Benefits and Drawbacks
Enough Information (Decision)
Documentation (ID & Reports)
Avoid Pressure
Review and Ongoing Support

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8
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SWIPED FUNDING CREPT

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State Benefits/Pension
Willingness to transfer assets
Income/employment
Performance
Expenditure
Debt/mortgage

Financial Protection/Wills/LPAs
Use of allowances
Nominations
Detail of existing policies
Inheritances/downsizing
Need for income in retirement
Gifts – amount, timescales, previous gifts made

Charges
Risk ATR/CFL
Emergency Fund
Priority of objectives
Timescales

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9
Q

ATHLETE V CORPLEC

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ATR
Timescales – how long is it for?
Health
Liabilities/Assets
Emergency Fund
Tax – Income Tax, CGT and IHT
ESG

Vulnerability

Capacity for loss
Objectives – what does the client want to achieve?
Risks
Performance
Liquidity
Experience of investor
Costs/charges
Style of management – tracker? DFM? Actively managed fund?

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10
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PACIFRAL

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Personal circumstances changes e.g., health
Allowances – use of allowances
Charges
Income, expenditure changes
Funds – Performance/Rebalance/Asset Allocation/ESG views
Risk – ATR/CFL
Achieved objectives
Legislation/Tax/New products/Economic conditions

A – Allowances – Have they used their ISA allowance?/did they maximise pension contributions? – how was the inheritance invested?

A – Achieved objectives – Did they purchase the new house, sell their house? Was a loan taken out or investments used ?

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