May 2001
Personal Financial Planning for CPA's
Building and Managing a Financial Advisory Practice in Difficult Times
May 16, 2001
7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
(Registration 6:30 a.m.)
This month's program highlights the following
topics:
- Why and how should CPAs enter the Financial Planning Business?
- Learn the vital issues facing the PFP practitioner
- Understand the comprehensive financial planning approach
- Gain insight into the role of risk management
- Discover how to start a "Firm Within a Firm"
- How can your firm add Financial Advisory Services to a Tax Practice?
- Understand how retirement planning can be integrated into the process
- Learn how to help clients save and shelter $100,000 per year for retirement
- Reaffirm the importance of financial planning communication with the client
And includes this outstanding faculty:
- Michael K. McMahan, CFP, CIMA
Gastonia, NC
-high income/high net worth advisor
- Marshall D. Gunn, Jr., CPA, PFS, CFP
Jacksonville, FL
-expert witness on investments
- James A. Shambo, CPA, PFS
Colorado Springs, CO
-Among Americas 100 most influential accountants
Glenda D. Kemple, CPA, CFP
Dallas, TX
-family financial planner
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