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Tuesday, December 3, 2019 Live / Webcast

Securing a Comfortable Retirement in the Age of Spending (E1912201)

8:30 AM - 4:30 PM EST

Registration: 8:00 AM EST

NJCPA Learning Center

105 Eisenhower Parkway, Suite 300
Roseland , NJ 07068

8 CPE Credits in TX

OVERVIEW

This course gives CPAs the knowledge to help their clients plan for retirement by evaluating how much retirement income they will require and planning for how to reach their retirement goals.

DESIGNED FOR

CPAs looking to advise clients on retirement planning and CPAs looking for effective strategies for their own retirement.

BENEFITS

  • Retirement planning using variables such as desired lifestyle, travel plans, housing plans, medical needs and family needs to customize a retirement plan unique to the client
  • Using the residence and other real estate as retirement assets through equity and rent
  • Using the small business as a retirement resource through creative retirement plans
  • Overview of asset allocation, portfolio management, portfolio rebalancing, and investment selection concepts, before and after retirement
  • The three-legged retirement stool of employer retirement, savings, and Social Security
  • Distribution/asset liquidation planning
  • Analysis of the most current/important research on retirement planning and sustaining retirement income levels

HIGHLIGHTS

  • Help clients determine retirement strategies for the desired retirement lifestyle
  • Identify resources available for retirement
  • Explain how budgeting can identify retirement resources
  • Understand how to build the three-legged retirement stool: employer retirement, savings, and Social Security
  • Understand the need for Plan B when the ideal retirement goal is not achievable
  • Explain ways that clients can convert the equity in a home to retirement income
  • Explain how the value of a small business can be converted to retirement income
  • Explain survival possibilities and how first-to-die and last-to-die survival probabilities are used in retirement planning for married couples
  • Understand timing regarding the use of taxable retirement funds and nontaxable funds, and strategies to minimize income tax on Social Security
  • Recognize the role of various investment types, such as life insurance, annuities, mutual funds, equity holdings, and bonds in retirement planning
  • Summarize key points of recent research on the sustainability of retirement income and maintenance of desired retirement lifestyles

COURSE LEVEL

Intermediate

PREREQUISITES

Basic knowledge of retirement planning

ADVANCE PREPARATION

None

ADDITIONAL NOTES

  • Qualifies for CFP Credit

INSTRUCTOR

Diane Lapon

Diane A. Lapon, CFP

Lapon Financial Services

Diane A. Lapon is a certified financial planner and founder of Lapon Financial Services. For the past decade, she has provided financial planning consulting services to a wide range of clients. She has extensive experience in all aspects of personal financial planning issues and has lectured at Harvard University, Bentley College, Arthur Andersen and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Prior to establishing Lapon Financial Services, she was in charge of financial planning for the Boston office of Arthur Andersen. Ms. Lapon received her undergraduate degree from the University of Pittsburgh, master's degree from the University of Pennsylvania, M.B.A. from Babson College and Master of Science in Taxation from Bentley College.

PRICING

In-Person Registration

    $279.00 - Member

    $379.00 - Nonmember

Webcast: Attend this seminar virtually

    $279.00 - Member

    $379.00 - Nonmember

Pre-Registration Closed

Online pre-registration for this event is now closed.

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS

Print a registration form

COURSE DEVELOPER

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