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Financial Planning: Goals, Developing a Plan, and the Three Stages of Wealth Management, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

An overview of financial planning, focusing on the importance of setting financial goals, developing a flexible and protective plan, and the three stages of the financial planning life cycle: wealth accumulation, approaching retirement, and retirement years. Topics covered include budgeting, investment strategies, retirement planning, and estate transfer.

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Goals: The Cornerstone of a Financial

Plan

Goals keep the future in mind by remindingyou of the rewards.

Goals entice you to keep the plan in effect.

Goals provide tangibility for the question,“Why?”

Step 3: Develop a Plan of Action

Flexibility -- The abilityfor your plan tochange as yoursituations or goalschange.

Liquidity -- Your abilityto convert noncashassets into cash withrelative ease andspeed.

Step 3: Develop a Plan

(cont’d)

Protection -- Your ability to meet theunexpected large expenses without destroyingyour plan.

Minimization of Taxes -- Your ability to pay aslittle as possible to Uncle Sam.

Step 3: Develop a Plan

(cont’d)

Consider future needs:

Create a budget - Determine investment strategies - Plan for big-ticket purchases - Plan for managing debt - Plan for insurance - Plan for the expense of children and college - Plan for retirement - Plan for estate transfer

Step 4: Implement Your Plan

Use common sense and moderation; don’tforce yourself to track every penny.

Remain positive about your plan; use it as aroadmap.

Stay on track after the detours; rewards awaityou.

Step 5: Revise Your Plan

Periodically review your progress to see if anyfine tuning needs to be done.

Make sure that your plan still matches yourgoals.

Be prepared to start over if your plan nolonger meets your needs.

The Life Cycle of Financial Planning

Stage 1: The Early Years -- A Time of WealthAccumulation

Stage 2: Approaching Retirement -- TheGolden Years

Stage 3: The Retirement Years

Stage 1: The Early Years -- A

Time of Wealth Accumulation

Develop your savingsplan.

Set your initial goalsof all lengths. - Establish your long-range investmentstrategy.

Stage 2: Approaching Retirement --

The Golden Years

Realize intermediate-term goals that wereestablished duringStage 1.

Re-evaluate the planto match currentgoals. - Plan for retirement.

Stage 3: The Retirement Years

Reduce investmentrisk

Concentrate onpreservation ratherthan growth of assets - Plan for the transferof your estate