Nerd's Eye View
Course Review Date:
6/19/2017
Session Description:
This month we review the January 2017 blog posts, specifically the following four: (1) 3 Types Of Retirement And Their Very Different Savings Strategies (2) Squaring-The-Survival-Curve And What It Means For Retirement Planning, (3) Social Security Full Retirement Age Increases For First Time Since 2005, and (4) Adopting A Two-Dimensional Risk Tolerance Assessment Process.
Learning Objectives:
- LO #1: Identify the three different types of retirement.
- LO #2: Identify the differing importance of disability insurance based on type of retirement.
- LO #3: Identify how survival curves have changed in recent history.
- LO #4: Identify the 2017 change in Social Security Full Retirement Age (FRA).
- LO #5: Identify the two dimensions of risk tolerance.
Level of Complexity:
- Intermediate
Topic Area(s):
- CFP: General Principles of Financial Planning / Investment Planning / Retirement Planning
- NASBA: Specialized Knowledge (Personal Financial Planning)
Hour(s):
- CE: 1.0 hour
- CPE (recommended): 1.5 hours
INSTRUCTIONAL DELIVERY METHODS:
QAS Self-Study
PREREQUISITES:
CFP, PFS, or comparable financial planning education.
ADVANCE PREPARATION:
None
HOW HOURS ARE DETERMINED:
- CFP CE credit determined based on word count.
- NASBA recommended CPE determined based on word count.
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We offer a 100% refund through earlier of 90 days or your second CE/CPE quiz.
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