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Invest Your Way

Exam Questions: 60
Course Level: Basic
Pages: 240 | Content: 214, Supplemental: 26
NASBA Area of Study: Finance
Not Acceptable for: Enrolled Agents
Version: 8575

This course will focus on attaining financial independence by helping you develop an investment strategy that works for you and your clients. You’ll find plenty of useful tips to help master the fundamentals of investing or take a portfolio to the next level. In this practical, comprehensive guide, you’ll discover actionable techniques that can be applied right now. You’ll find it helpful as you assist your clients with creating long-term financial security. PLEASE NOTE: Not accepted for Enrolled Agents. All course material provided. No prerequisites. Course level: Basic.

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Table of Contents
  • The Pathway to Financial Freedom
  • Develop a Financial Philosophy
  • The Math Behind Financial Freedom
  • Investors Behaving Badly
  • A Clear Path to Follow
  • A New Way of Thinking About Risk
  • Don’t Put All Your Eggs in One Basket
  • What Success Looks Like
  • Create Your Investment Strategy
  • Finding the Right Investments for You
  • When a House Is More Than a Home
  • Stay on the Pathway to Financial Freedom
Objectives
  • To recall the definition of “freedom” in the context of financial independence
  • To recognize when most people begin to develop their money philosophy
  • To identify the effect on accumulating wealth due to taxes
  • To recall why classical economists traditionally assume that humans behave rationally
  • To recognize how having a defined goal helps an investor improve the quality of their judgments
  • To identify the difference between risk capacity and risk tolerance
  • To recall the Bogleheads approach to portfolio construction
  • To identify the various sources of edge
  • To recognize the single largest driver of long-term returns
  • To recall the fundamental source of a company’s value
  • To recall why the investment hurdle rate is higher for people in a higher marginal tax bracket
  • To identify the authors’ primary critique of using a market index to judge personal portfolio success

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