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    | | |2011-2012 Academic Year | ADM 3445 (FR01B) Personal Financial Planning Course Outline Instructor: E. Otuteye Term: Winter 2012 Office: SH 362 Day(s): W Phone: 506

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    Introduction Planning is a significant and necessary step for all businesses (Topfer, 2011), but its importance is magnified for entrepreneurs starting a new business. They must determine if they have a viable product/service that a business can be structured around, create a projection on how the business will potentially perform financially, required sales levels to turn a profit, etc. Without the proper planning and analysis, entrepreneurs are setting themselves, and their business, up for failure

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    Crucial Financial Planning Tips for Couples in Business Together Are you and your spouse currently in business together? Or are you considering opening a business with your significant other? One of the best ways to avoid potential problems brought on by being in business together is to develop a plan to avoid financial conflicts. Couples who are proactive in their approach to sound business financial planning tend to have fewer fights over business matters and a better work/life balance. If you

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    This workbook is a guide for financial planning that anyone can use for his or her own lives. David Bach gives ten steps and coaches the reader as they work towards planning for the future and “living richer”. In Step 1 of the Finish Rich Workbook, Bach encourages us to evaluate what we know about our financial lives. By going through a few questions and checklists, Bach helps us to discover what our genuine values about money are, which makes us realize our perceptions about money and our spending

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    In financial planning, one must consider both the personal and business aspect of the profession. Without recognizing both, an advisor cannot expect to grow their business and expand their client base. The personal aspect allows advisors to better engage and connect with clients. In turn, an advisor hopes this leads to an increase in business. However, when considering the business aspect, an advisor must also recognize what is harmful or beneficial to his practice. As we said in class, we have to

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    Financial planning and retirement planning will not be the same as it was for the previous generations of retirees. As people continue to live longer, they will need to save more money to adequately prepare for a retirement period that may last just as long as their working career. In addition to a longer life expectancy, retirees will also have to deal with the possibility of taking care of their aging parents as well as adult children who may need to move back home for an extended stay. Considering

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    Financial Planning One thing we all need to deal with is that regardless of how awesome a business thought may be, a business lives and passes on taking into account its money related possibility and in particular its productivity. Despite how hard you function, the amount of your own time and cash you 've put in, at the end of the day individuals need to be backing something that can give back their ventures to say the least. The funds flow statement is a report that lays out particularly the

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    Financial Contingency Planning: Sources of Funding AJS/522 May 12 2014 Adam Eaton Financial Contingency Planning: Sources of Funding California has the largest prison population in the United States and some countries around the world. For over 40 years, the incarceration levels have risen. The prison rates have risen 700 percent since 1970, today it is estimated that one in 100 adults are incarcerated. Who pays the bill for this large increase, tax payers have and will continue until the

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    Personal Financial Planning Executive Summary Further to our recent discussions, the following is a detailed analysis of your current financial position and recommended action plan for achieving your stated financial goals. Key findings are summarized below and detailed supporting financials are provided in Appendices I thru VI. As at March 31, 2011, your total net worth/equity is estimated at $22,090. In reviewing the details of your assets and liabilities, with all other personal assets

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    PART 2: GROUP COURSEWORK SECTION 1 1. Calculate patient revenue (on an accrual basis) for the coming year. As indicated in the question, Private insurance and Self-Pay pay full charge, so we need to make a price list for these two types of payers and calculate the special price for NHS. - Oncology Program: Revenue from Private insurance = 50000*120*30% = 1,800,000 Revenue from National Health Service funded = 40,000*120*50% = 2,400,000 Revenue from Self-Pay = 50000*120*10% = 600,000

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