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Financial Planning Tutorials, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.7, with 97 lectures, based on 75 reviews, and has 602 subscribers.

You will learn about In this course we would be covering topics like Advising in the Financial Services Industry The Financial Planning Process Budgeting and Borrowing Taxes, Investments, Retirement and Wills Risk Management and Life Insurance Financial Planning in Canada /The Six Steps of the Financial Planning Process Financial Planning and Mortgages Investment and Tax Planning /Retirement Planning and Insurance Estate Planning & Family Law / Financial Planning for Small Business This course is ideal for individuals who are Aspiring financial planning professionals and people working in banking / financial services or Students giving financial planning level 1/ financial planning level 2 exam conducted by CSI or Asprirants pursuing CFP (Certified financial planner ) / Personal finacial planner (PFP) or Students studying financial planning in grad / under grad It is particularly useful for Aspiring financial planning professionals and people working in banking / financial services or Students giving financial planning level 1/ financial planning level 2 exam conducted by CSI or Asprirants pursuing CFP (Certified financial planner ) / Personal finacial planner (PFP) or Students studying financial planning in grad / under grad.

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Summary

Title: Financial Planning Tutorials

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.7

Number of Lectures: 97

Number of Published Lectures: 97

Number of Curriculum Items: 97

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 97

Original Price: CA$99.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • In this course we would be covering topics like
  • Advising in the Financial Services Industry
  • The Financial Planning Process
  • Budgeting and Borrowing
  • Taxes, Investments, Retirement and Wills
  • Risk Management and Life Insurance
  • Financial Planning in Canada /The Six Steps of the Financial Planning Process
  • Financial Planning and Mortgages
  • Investment and Tax Planning /Retirement Planning and Insurance
  • Estate Planning & Family Law / Financial Planning for Small Business
  • Who Should Attend

  • Aspiring financial planning professionals and people working in banking / financial services
  • Students giving financial planning level 1/ financial planning level 2 exam conducted by CSI
  • Asprirants pursuing CFP (Certified financial planner ) / Personal finacial planner (PFP)
  • Students studying financial planning in grad / under grad
  • Target Audiences

  • Aspiring financial planning professionals and people working in banking / financial services
  • Students giving financial planning level 1/ financial planning level 2 exam conducted by CSI
  • Asprirants pursuing CFP (Certified financial planner ) / Personal finacial planner (PFP)
  • Students studying financial planning in grad / under grad
  • This course provides a through understanding of Financial Planning . It has over 31 hours of video lectures to guide you .

    We would be covering topics like :

  • Advising in the Financial Services Industry

  • The Financial Planning Process

  • Budgeting and Borrowing

  • Taxes, Investments, Retirement and Wills

  • Risk Management and Life Insurance

  • Financial Planning in Canada

  • The Six Steps of the Financial Planning Process

  • Net Worth Planning and General Strategies to Manage Credit

  • Financial Planning and Mortgages

  • Investment and Tax Planning

  • Retirement Planning and Insurance

  • Estate Planning & Family Law

  • Financial Planning for Small Business

  • In this course we would be covering topics that are tested in different exams like

    1. Financial Planning I (FP I) course conducted by Canadian Securities Institute (CSI)

    2. Financial Planning II (FPII) course conducted by Canadian Securities Institute (CSI)

    3. Applied Financial Planning (AFP) Certification Examination conducted by Canadian Securities Institute (CSI)

    4. Certified Financial planning (CFP) certification examination conducted by Financial Planning Standards Council

    This course would also be helpful if you are taking personal financial planning course in your under graduation or graduation or you are working in financial services industry in Canada

    You will also learn about the Canadian securities industry and the regulatory environment, market and economic events impacting investment performance, and to analyze corporate financial statements.  We will undertake an investigation of financial instruments such as fixed income, equities, managed products and structured products. Fee based accounts and derivatives are also included in this course.

    Course Curriculum

    Chapter 1: Portfolio Management and Investing in Canada

    Lecture 1: Asset allocation

    Lecture 2: Asset allocation Investment options

    Lecture 3: Portfolio Management Basics

    Lecture 4: Portfolio Management Process

    Lecture 5: FIRE strategy

    Lecture 6: RRSP

    Lecture 7: TFSA

    Lecture 8: FHSA

    Lecture 9: RESP

    Lecture 10: Margin Account

    Lecture 11: Investment Account

    Lecture 12: Investment options

    Lecture 13: How to invest in your 20s

    Lecture 14: How to invest in your 30s

    Lecture 15: Investment Goal matching

    Lecture 16: How to improve your credit scores

    Lecture 17: How to become debt free

    Lecture 18: Debt Management Live class

    Lecture 19: Real Estate Investing : Ways of Investing in Real estate

    Lecture 20: Real Estate Investing : Benefits of Investing in Real estate

    Lecture 21: Factors impacting real estate

    Lecture 22: Real Estate Investing : Mortgage Strategies

    Lecture 23: Real Estate Investing : Checklist for Buying

    Lecture 24: Real Estate Investing : Checklist for selling

    Lecture 25: Real Estate Investing : Assessing Home Equity

    Lecture 26: REITs in Canada

    Lecture 27: Real Estate live class

    Lecture 28: ETFs in canada

    Lecture 29: Must have ETF in your portfolio

    Lecture 30: Stocks for the long run

    Lecture 31: Links to all courses

    Chapter 2: Introduction to Financial Planning

    Lecture 1: Introduction to the course

    Lecture 2: Introduction to finanancial planning

    Lecture 3: Time value of money

    Lecture 4: Money management

    Lecture 5: Money Management live class

    Lecture 6: Tax planning

    Lecture 7: The banking services of financial Institutions

    Lecture 8: Introduction to consumer Credit

    Lecture 9: Choosing a source of credit – The cost of credit alternatives

    Lecture 10: The finances of housing

    Lecture 11: Home and automobile insurance

    Lecture 12: Home and Auto live lecture

    Lecture 13: Life , health and disability insurance

    Lecture 14: Life Insurance Live lecture

    Lecture 15: Fundamentals of investing

    Lecture 16: Investing in Bonds

    Lecture 17: Investing in stocks

    Lecture 18: Risk and Return calculation

    Lecture 19: Portfolio Risk and Return calculation

    Lecture 20: Investing in mutual funds

    Lecture 21: Retirement Planning

    Lecture 22: Retirement planning calculator live class

    Lecture 23: Estate planning

    Lecture 24: Family planning and Estate planning

    Chapter 3: Investment planning

    Lecture 1: Fixed Income securities features and types

    Lecture 2: Fixed Income securities pricing and trading -1

    Lecture 3: Fixed Income securities pricing and trading -2

    Lecture 4: Equity Securities and Preferred Shares

    Lecture 5: Equity Securities Transactions

    Lecture 6: Listing of securities

    Lecture 7: Fundamental and Technical analysis

    Lecture 8: Company analysis

    Lecture 9: Introduction to portfolio approach

    Lecture 10: The portfolio manangement process

    Lecture 11: Mutual fund stucture and regulations

    Lecture 12: Mutual fund types and features

    Lecture 13: Exchange traded funds

    Lecture 14: Other mananged products

    Lecture 15: Structured products

    Lecture 16: Taxation of Investment Income

    Lecture 17: Fee based accounts

    Lecture 18: Working with retail clinet

    Lecture 19: Working with Institutional clients

    Chapter 4: Investment Planning

    Lecture 1: Introduction to Equity

    Lecture 2: Basics of Equity

    Lecture 3: Equity -Primanry market operations

    Lecture 4: Equity – Secondary markets

    Lecture 5: Analysis of stocks

    Lecture 6: Stock Analysis basics

    Lecture 7: Economic Analysis

    Chapter 5: Application of Investment principles

    Lecture 1: RRSP Calculation example

    Lecture 2: TFSA calculation

    Lecture 3: Non registered account calculation

    Lecture 4: RESP Calculation

    Lecture 5: ETF VS Mutual fund

    Lecture 6: Core and satellite portfolio

    Lecture 7: Tech Investing

    Lecture 8: ETF Investing

    Lecture 9: Financial planning tips

    Lecture 10: Forward P/E

    Lecture 11: Cryptos – Bitcoin

    Chapter 6: Insurance Planning

    Lecture 1: Chapter 1 : Insurance Basics and Auto Insurance

    Lecture 2: Chapter 2 : Home Insurance

    Instructors

  • Financial Planning Tutorials  No.2
    Finance in Canada Inc
    Educating for better tommorow
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  • 5 stars: 24 votes
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