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E-grāmata: Planning a Successful Future - Managing to be Wealthy for Individuals and Their Advisors: Managing to Be Wealthy for Individuals and Their Advisors [Wiley Online]

  • Formāts: 240 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Apr-2016
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119070708
  • ISBN-13: 9781119070702
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  • Formāts: 240 pages
  • Izdošanas datums: 29-Apr-2016
  • Izdevniecība: John Wiley & Sons Inc
  • ISBN-10: 1119070708
  • ISBN-13: 9781119070702
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A deeply insightful guide to goal-based financial planning and wealth management Planning a Successful Future empowers advisors and clients to take control of their money and manage their income to achieve their financial goals. Written by the father of fee-only financial planning, this book features real-life stories and examples from over three decades in the industry to illustrate how financial planning works and the best way to create your strategy. You'll learn how to identify and prioritize your goals, and why they're importantand how to get where you need to be for retirement, education, home ownership, and more. Practical exercises get you started on the right track, and useful checklists keep you organized and focused along the way. You'll get expert insight on risk management, allocation, tax reduction, estate planning, and more, as you develop your strategy and put it into action.

The financial services industry undergoes frequent changes, and financial planning specifically is affected to a high degree. Keeping up with the latest news and distinguishing trend from legitimate methodology can itself be a fulltime job. This book gives you the background you need to create a plan, and make the smart choices that will help you grow and protect your wealth.





Create a realistic and goal-based financial plan Take a more proactive approach to your finances Identify your goals and how to achieve them Allocate investments appropriately for your situation

Financial planning is complex, with many variables to analyze and outside forces that can derail even the best laid plans. Planning a Successful Future gives you the information, tools, strategies, and insight you need to make the best decisions for your financial future.
Acknowledgments ix
Preface xi
Introduction 1(8)
Creating Your Financial Plan
2(1)
How Does This Relate to Investing?
3(1)
Are You Meeting Your Goals?
3(1)
Obstacles to Reaching Financial Goals
4(2)
Fuel Your Goals with Income
6(1)
Developing Your Plan
7(1)
Attaining Peace of Mind
8(1)
Chapter #1 What Do You Want?
9(12)
Put It In Writing
9(1)
Six Steps to Financial Freedom
10(3)
Start Planning
13(5)
Other Goals
18(1)
Review Your Plans with Your Family Members and Advisors
18(1)
You Know What You Want
19(2)
Chapter #2 What Do You Have Now?
21(30)
Materials
22(1)
Information You'll Need
22(1)
Filing the Information
22(2)
Looking for Missing Financial Information
24(1)
Understand What You Have
25(1)
Cash Flow Planning: When, Where, and How Much?
26(8)
Plan Your Future Cash Flow
34(1)
Plan Your Cash Reserve
34(9)
Balance Sheet: What Is Your Financial Worth?
43(8)
Chapter #3 Retirement
51(16)
Review Your Retirement Goals
52(1)
Your Cash Flow Worksheet Is Crucial
52(1)
Assumptions for Retirement Planning
53(9)
But What About...?
62(5)
Chapter #4 Planning to Send Your Children to College
67(14)
How Much Will a College Degree Cost?
67(1)
Where Will You Find the Money?
68(2)
Review Your Goals
70(1)
Who Controls the Money?
71(1)
Effects of Tax Laws on Your Education Goal
72(3)
Income Shifting to Save Taxes
75(6)
Chapter #5 A House Is Not Always a Good Investment
81(20)
The True Cost of Home Ownership
82(3)
A House as an Investment
85(5)
Shopping for a Mortgage
90(4)
Saving Money on Your Mortgage
94(4)
Buying and Selling
98(3)
Chapter #6 Insurance
101(14)
Types of Life Insurance
101(4)
My Recommendation
105(1)
Types of Insurance Companies
106(1)
Tax Considerations
106(3)
Disability Insurance
109(6)
Chapter #7 Liabilities
115(10)
Good Reasons to Borrow Money
115(1)
Bad Reasons to Borrow
116(1)
Types of Credit
117(8)
Chapter #8 Taxes
125(12)
Four Methods for Reducing Taxes
125(6)
Tax Tools
131(6)
Chapter #9 Investments
137(34)
Financial Basics
138(3)
How the Financial Cycle Works
141(2)
Your Investment Goal
143(1)
Evaluating Risk
143(3)
Investment Triangle
146(2)
Investment Strategy
148(4)
Investment Choices
152(8)
Common Investment Mistakes
160(5)
Other Investments
165(6)
Chapter #10 How to Find and Work with a Financial Planner
171(8)
Tyler V. Cook
What Is a Financial Planner?
171(3)
Exposing the Myths
174(1)
How to Find a Financial Planner
175(4)
Chapter #11 Financial Planning for Women
179(10)
Kimberly E. Wirtz
Learn About Family Finances While You Can
180(2)
Understand Your Assets, Where They Are, and Who Legally Owns Them
182(1)
Consolidate Accounts
182(1)
Name Primary and Backup Beneficiaries
183(1)
Understand Pension and Social Security Arrangements
184(1)
You Need a Will, a Living Will, and Two Powers of Attorney
185(1)
Both Spouses Need Life and Disability Insurance
186(2)
Balancing It All
188(1)
Chapter #12 Financial Planning for Business Owners
189(8)
Stephen Lukan
Business Structure
190(1)
Turning a Hobby into a Business
191(1)
Tax and Retirement Planning
192(1)
Building a Team
193(1)
Business Partners
194(1)
Succession Planning
195(2)
Chapter #13 Financial Planning for Physicians
197(10)
Bhagwan Satiani
Reasons for Bad Financial Decisions
198(1)
Results of Financial Mistakes
198(9)
Chapter #14 Learning from Professional Athletes' Mistakes
207(8)
Lawrence Funderburke
Holes in Their Pockets
208(1)
Inexperience Hurts
209(1)
Learn from Their Mistakes
209(6)
About the Contributors 215(2)
About the Author 217(2)
Index 219
JOHN E. SESTINA is president of John E. Sestina and Company, a private professional financial planning firm that counsels individual clients on an objective fee-only basis. The firms guidance to clients throughout North America includes cash flow management, investment management, tax planning, disability planning, education planning, retirement planning, and estate planning.