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BIF Bites Podcast: Dollars & Sense w/ Financial Therapist Nathan Astle
Jerry and Adam discuss the growing field of financial therapy with Nathan Astle. Big (and sometimes even small) financial decisions can take an unanticipated emotional toll. A good advisor knows when and how to put on the therapy hat and help their clients navigate the decision, or, place a call to a Financial Therapist for additional support. Listen in for some helpful tips and stick around for a super-nerdy, roundtable Lord of the Rings discussion!
The BIF Bites podcast covers topics that are important to those seeking CFP® certification and really anyone that wants to better understand the financial services industry in general. Visit BIFBites.com for more.
The BIF Bites podcast covers topics that are important to those seeking CFP® certification and really anyone that wants to better understand the financial services industry in general. Visit BIFBites.com for more.
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BIF Bites Podcast: Is FIRE Still Possible in 2023 w guest Chris Mamula
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This week Jerry and Adam sit down with author and financial planner Chris Mamula to talk about the F.I.R.E way of life (Financial Independence, Retire Early). Chris talks about his journey to retire at the ripe old age of 41 and how you can too. The BIF Bites podcast covers topics that are important to those seeking CFP® certification and really anyone that wants to better understand the financ...
BIF Bites Podcast: Battle Royale: Adam, CFP® & Jerry, CFP® vs. ChatGPT
Просмотров 257Год назад
The BIF Crew put ChatGPT to the test with tough questions: “Can you pass the CFP® exam?” “Do you plan on taking financial professional’s jobs?” “Which risk-adjusted performance measurement should be used when the Beta statistic is unreliable?” “Are you related to HAL 2000?” Tune in for a ‘no holds barred’ CFP v. AI BATTLE ROYALE! The BIF Bites podcast covers topics that are important to those s...
CFP Formulas: Holding Period Return
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Holding Period Return (HPR) is one of the most basic measurements of a portfolio’s performance. While not as detailed as some of the other measures of investment returns, HPR is one of the easiest and fastest measures to calculate. HPR will provide a rough estimate of an investment's performance and allow you to compare it to similar investments in the same investment time frame. Watch more CFP...
BIF Bites Podcast: The Nitty-Gritty on Inherited IRAs w/ Adam & Mike
Просмотров 534Год назад
Mike and Adam sit down to talk about inherited IRA’s. Receiving large piles of cash from distant relatives is not all it’s cracked up to be. There are a number of rules that have to be followed and plenty of taxes that need to be paid. The guys also dig into how these rules changed with the SECURE Act a few years ago. The BIF Bites podcast covers topics that are important to those seeking CFP® ...
BIF Bites Podcast: Career Cha-Cha-CHANGERS! w/ Dominique Henderson, CFP®
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Jerry and Adam welcome a new friend! Dominique Henderson, CFP® of Jumpstart Coaching Lab and DHJ Capital Management fame joins the guys to discuss how he supports future financial planning practitioners. We cover the uptick in financial services career changers and explore the essential skills required to build a great career in this industry. The guys also talk about when and how CFP® Educatio...
The BIF Review: Mike on The Modified Endowment Contracts (MECs)
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The BIF Review: Mike on The Modified Endowment Contracts (MECs)
The BIF Review: Adam on The Tax Formula
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The BIF Review: Adam on The Tax Formula
The BIF Review: Adam on The Itemized Deductions
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The BIF Review: Adam on The Itemized Deductions
The BIF Review: Adam on Alternate Valuation Date (AVD)
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The BIF Review: Adam on Alternate Valuation Date (AVD)
The BIF Review: Adam on The Trust Overview
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The BIF Review: Adam on The Trust Overview
The BIF Review: Mike on The Traditional Profit Sharing Plans
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The BIF Review: Mike on The Traditional Profit Sharing Plans
The BIF Review: Mike on Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCi)
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The BIF Review: Mike on Long-Term Care Insurance (LTCi)
The BIF Review: Brendan on Business Cycle
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The BIF Review: Brendan on Business Cycle
BIF Success Stories: How Shirley Passed CFP® Exam
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We are constantly impressed by our students at The Boston Institute of Finance. Juggling careers, families and more while studying is the norm around here. Shirley did all of that and then some. She recently sat down with us to share her inspirational story that's filled with perseverance and determination. We hope you enjoy.
BIF Bites Podcast: Behavioral Finance... "I am no longer objective."
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BIF Bites Podcast: Behavioral Finance... "I am no longer objective."
How We Teach CFP: Adam on Completed Gifts
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How We Teach CFP: Adam on Completed Gifts
How We Teach CFP: Mike on Retirement Plan Selection
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How We Teach CFP: Mike on Retirement Plan Selection
How We Teach CFP: Adam on Kiddie Tax
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How We Teach CFP: Adam on Kiddie Tax
How We Teach CFP: Brendan on Behavioral Finance
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How We Teach CFP: Brendan on Behavioral Finance
How We Teach CFP: Mike on Long-Term Care Insurance
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How We Teach CFP: Mike on Long-Term Care Insurance
How We Teach CFP: Brendan on Monetary Policy
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How We Teach CFP: Brendan on Monetary Policy
BIF Bites Podcast: Inflation... "I'm not too worried about it."
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BIF Bites Podcast: Inflation... "I'm not too worried about it."
BIF Bites Podcast: Tax Hell, Net Unrealized Appreciation, Efficient Market Hypothesis
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BIF Bites Podcast: Tax Hell, Net Unrealized Appreciation, Efficient Market Hypothesis
BIF Bites Podcast: FAFSA changes, Unethical vs. Illegal, Corporate Retirement Plans
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BIF Bites Podcast: FAFSA changes, Unethical vs. Illegal, Corporate Retirement Plans
BIF Bites Podcast: Who Pays for Vaccines, Mike Loves HSAs, Stop-Loss Insurance
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BIF Bites Podcast: Who Pays for Vaccines, Mike Loves HSAs, Stop-Loss Insurance
BIF JAM Sessions Demo: Topic Discussion
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BIF JAM Sessions Demo: Topic Discussion
BIF JAM Sessions Demo: Group Discussion
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BIF JAM Sessions Demo: Group Discussion
BIF Bites Podcast: Breaking Into the Industry & Mini Question Palooza
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BIF Bites Podcast: Breaking Into the Industry & Mini Question Palooza
BIF Bites Podcast: Breaking Into the Industry & Mini Question Palooza
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BIF Bites Podcast: Breaking Into the Industry & Mini Question Palooza
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How do I eliminate all of the zeros on my screen and have the decimal point in the right spot. / I put in 2,000.00 the screen shows 2.300000 03
What if we're given CPI, would we need to include that in our calculations?
Love these mini-bites, but this one should be updated to account for changes as a result of the Secure Act 2.0. For starters the increased RMD age above 72.
by "liquidation", you mean withdrawal/distribution? If I inherited a traditional IRA, then I could sell/liquidate her positions all day, but as long as I don't take the assets out of the inherited IRA (let's forget the RMD rules here for a bit), then I would not be looking at $400K of income tax, right?
Would the interest paid on the borrowed funds not be included in the cost?
This so well done and totally underrated. Really well done. Thank You.
Clear and easy explanation. Thanks!
What happens if you were to sell shares to get back to the maintenance margin? When you sell the shares does the cash received pay down the debt? And then you recalculate the maintenance margin with the subtracted debt?
Great but...
Explains much better than a renowned university professor.
Wonderful! Thank you!
Love this HP12c tutorial series. The videos are simplified, straight-to-the-point, and educative.
Please what if the dividend was paid annually say it is $5 per annum for 4 years. Do we multiply the $5 by 4years to get $20 for the dividend?
Great video, I have learned a lot with my new HP12c. At 4:20, for 12C, should key in 0 for n instead of 1 then 12 for Amort. Otherwise the n for the first 12 months will become 13.
1:57 use the percent features and RPN power of the 12c to calculate the mortgage amount after a down payment! Enter the 250,000 then 20 and the '%' key. That is the down payment made. Since 250,000 is still in the calculator's Y register simply pressing '-' will subtract the amount on the display from the 250,000. I know that this example is simple and you can do the method seen here but what if your down payment is a odd percentage and doing mental math is not possible? Use the calculator's percent function, that is what it is there for.
If I type in .33 as interest and enter all the other numbers I get a payment of $950.22. But if I divide 4% by 12 and enter it I get the correct amount? Why is this? You can't enter .33 as the interest rate?
4/12= 0.3333333333. I think 0.33 is not accurate enough.
Does anyone know what the "j' in cfj stands for???? I know what is does I just want to know what the 'j" word is. Like CFo stands for "Cash Flow Original" what does J stand for as I know cfj is Cash Flow something.... please help. thanks in advance.
YOU ARE EXCELLENT. I TRY ONE YEAR TO UNDERSTAND HOW IS WORKS AND ONLY WITH YOU TOOK ME 10 MINUTES. THANK YOU
When margin is involved, is the cost divided by 2 each time?
Most margin accounts are a 50/50 split which is why we can divide by two in this example. Sometimes with very volatile stocks the brokerage firm will feel it is too risky and will have a higher margin requirement, such as 60/40 or 70/30 split. If that is the case you would need to divide by the stated ratio instead. If no ratio is stated than 50/50 is the assumed amount as industry standard.
Does it matter if the dividend is reinvested or paid out?
Please what if the dividend was paid annually say $5per annum for 4 years, do we multiplier $5 by 4 years to get $20 for the dividend.
When you annualize the quarterly interest, shouldnt you do [(1+quarterly rate)^(4) -1] rather than just multiply by 4?
did you find the correct method?
On my 12C Platinum, the example n°1 gives -2,028.33 as result instead of -2,038.47 like in the video.
Double-check that you are using the right begin/end mode for your calculation and that you clear the calculator before entering in the keystrokes.
@@boston-institute-of-finance oops my bad, I forgot to turn the BEG mode off. Thanks.
Sir,I have traded this strategy for the last 10 years & it makes money.Please back test it & publish the results NON DIRECTIONAL STRATEGY You could test the strategy on instruments which have high liquidity & trade around the clock--let us say forex & high volume US indices to start with.All orders are Limit order & orders are entered end of each day based on closing prices(EOD).For Forex pairs end of NY session is END OF DAY On A given instrument(say Eur/Usd) limit order is placed to buy(or sell) at A distance " D" which is (70% of average daily ATR) away from the closing price EOD.Take profit (TP) & stop loss (SL) distance is 50% of that distance (D)--every order is all complete order on the same ticket.Only one order/day on the instrument.Win or lose--no trader intervention,market decides when take profit or stop loss gets hit.On that instrument orders are entered on both sides, Long & short at the same time. All open orders get cancelled at the end of that day & new orders are entered based again on end of day new prices.Orders are placed on multiple different currencies to diversify risk(both dollar pairs & cross currencies as well).Risk capital on any instrument is 1% of account equity only. Rationale--Markets are random but fractal in nature.Distance travelled in a given time span is based on square root of time.TRADING EDGE comes from the fact that from End of day INITIAL price the TP is closer compared to SL & chances of hitting TP are higher than hitting SL--and when TP is hit,then stop loss order gets cancelled right away..If one month option is priced $1--then 4 month option should cost $2.Distance travelled in 4 months is square root of 4.Option premium formulas are not ALLperfect but billions of $$ trade based on that formula & market makers make $$,no matter where the market goes/or does not go.At the money Call & put cost the same--take your pick. Thank you.
Is there a way to apply this strategy to Crypto / Futures market. Or is it only applicable to options?
Mind blown
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Love Dom! He’s the man. Also, when are you guys going to post more CFP exam prep tips and topics? Exam is coming up soon!
Very helpful I was so confused trying to use the calculator
amazin!
thank you for the video!
With regard to the step-up cost basis six-month alternate valuation date: Must a federal estate (inheritance) tax return be filed to qualify for that option? Thanks...
thank you so much! I was so confused and this cleared it up!
I've used the HP 12C since the 1980s. Still have the original and it works. Beat up, but I wouldn't toss this anymore than I'd shoot my dog. There are more modern calculators that have all the bells and whistles, more than I'd ever use, but the 12C does it all for me. Started investing years before the 12C came out and it was a challenge flipping apartment buildings. With the 12C, I could crank out decisions over the phone and understand what was happening inside the investments almost instantly. As time went buy, the platinum version came out, then many other calculators pushed the 12C into the background, but the pros still regard the 12C with reverence. Every now and then, I meet with an agent or investor who pulls out his battered 12C and I know I'm working with a pro. It is almost like a secret club of successful people who have learned that flash and bang doesn't replace reliability and ease. I just got through determining the growth of an investment from $625,000 to $6,000,000 over 32 years. Took seconds. Prompted me to go to this RUclips series to see what tutorials are still out there. I'm downloading them for my kids who are now in the business and who I've given 12Cs to. Now they have the only tool they need to do business.
Excel is the best, time have changed
Not really. Excel definitely has it's place. But these little calculators are hard to beat. At least from an entrepreneur's perspective. I'm with the calc guy. And yes, I use excel extensively also.
Love the content! Thank you
outstanding video. Thank you!
This really helped. Was scouring IBKR on how this is computed, but you presented this concept in a concise and easy to understand manner. Kudos Sir! Thank you.
These videos are super helpful
Great explanation, thank you
Do you mean with cash flow from the stock the dividend that is payed?
I`ve just bought a brand new HP 12C gold and it calculated interest in a blink of an eye. I think the newer models use a much faster processor.
Thank you
Thank you for the concise explanation of Correlation and it exam application-bravo!
This is gold guys, thank you.
I have a Series 7 & 65, studying for CFP...and yet can not get this through my skull....until now! Many thanks!