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The eFinPLAN Financial Plan 60+ Page Report Covers 50 Issues

After completing an easy online questionnaire, your 60-page individualized plan report will contain the following: 

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eFinPLAN traditional areas covered

Unique areas covered by eFinPLAN

1.  Net Worth

1.  Money Habits

2.  Cash Flow

2.  Transportation

3.  Retirement

3.  Debt Analysis

4.  College Education

4.  Money Tools (i.e., technology)

5.  Future Purchases

5.  Relationships and Values

6.  Investments

6.  Charitable Planning

7.  Insurance

7.  Utilizing Trusted  Advisors

8.  Estate Planning

8.  Action Step Checklist

 

 

 

 

Section 1: Your Present Condition: Net Worth and Data Confirmation

 

1

Understand your financial net worth (assets minus liabilities)

 

2

Track your net worth

 

3

Project overall wealth throughout your lifetime

 

4

Inventory your assets

 

5

Establish individualized assumptions

 

Section 2: Your Future Goals and Dreams: Retirement, College Education and Other Goals

 

6

Plan for financial independence and retirement

 

7

Discover how long your money will last

 

8

Find out how much more you need to save

 

9

Determine if you can retire early

 

10

Plan for the funding of your children’s college

 

11

Research how much it will cost with inflation. (The software provides costs for 1,500 colleges)

 

12

Estimate how much more you will need to save for college

 

13

Learn about alternative sources of funding

 

14

Understand college investment alternatives

 

15

Plan for future goals and large purchases (e.g. car replacement and vacation)

 

Section 3: Your Investment Planning:

 

 

Educational information

 

16

Investment principals

 

17

Risk

 

18

3 methods of investing

 

19

5  asset allocation investment models

 

 

Analysis

 

20

Outcome of investment questionnaire

 

21

Investment method preference

 

22

Investment model profile

 

 

Application

 

23

Portfolio design and re-allocation

 

24

401(k) allocations

 

Section 4: Managing the Unexpected: Risk Management with Emergency Cash Reserves and Insurance

 

25

Determine how much in cash reserves you need for emergencies

 

 

Insurance: gaps in coverage and money savings tips

 

26

Home owners

 

27

Auto

 

28

Umbrella

 

29

Professional and business

 

 

Needs analysis and product review

 

30

Life

 

31

Disability

 

32

Long-Term Care

 

Section 5: Managing Your Spending: Cash Flow, Debt, Transportation, Relationship & Value Issues

 

33

Addressing negative cash flow

 

34

Improve spending habits

 

35

Understand the financial impact of transportation decision on the cost of gasoline

 

36

Determine where to put surplus income

 

37

Know and understand your debt-to-income ratio and credit score

 

38

Determine proper amount of debt

 

39

Plan for debt reduction

 

40

Gain insight into how your relationships and values affect finances

 

41

Evaluate possibilities to improve financial and relationship health

 

42

Identify the role of values and beliefs in cash flow and giving

 

Section 6: Planning for Your Family if Something Happens to You: Wills, End-of-Life, Trusts and Organization

 

43

Understand common estate planning documents and concepts

 

44

Consider the advantages of using trusts

 

45

Identify which estate documents you need

 

46

Identify which health care documents you need

 

47

Prepare for your meeting with an attorney for document drafting

 

48

Organize your financial affairs

 

Section 7:  Implementing Your Plan: Using Trusted Professional Advisors to Implement the Action Step Checklist

49

Understand and identify which trusted professional financial, legal, investment, tax and insurance advisors you may need

 

50

Determine if you need more advanced planning services

 

51

Immediately begin making progress on your financial plan by following your Implementation Checklist

 

52

Consolidated report from each section’s Action Steps provided for tracking the things you need to accomplish to reach your financial goals

 

Section 8: Appendix

 

53

A review of many of the assumptions used and some of your input for your convenience

 

 
 

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