PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

2012 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

January 10, 2012

401(k) Plan Transparency - Martha Hutzelman

ABOUT THE PROGRAM: Martha Hutzelman will highlight issues to consider as the first participant-level fee disclosures under ERISA section 404(a) and (c) and plan-level fee disclosures under ERISA section 408(b)(2) are developed. An overview of current regulatory requirements will be provided. Practical issues to consider during the implementation process will be addressed. In addition, anticipated government agency guidance will be noted during the discussion. Opportunities for questions and attendee discussion will be provided throughout the presentation.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Ms. Hutzelman is the principal attorney of the Law Office of Martha L. Hutzelman, in New Albany, Ohio, an employee benefits law firm representing management and employer interests of a national clientele. Ms. Hutzelman’s practice includes all matters affecting pension, profit sharing, 403(b), 457, 401(k), executive compensation and health and welfare programs. She counsels clients on matters including, but not limited to, plan design options, self-audits, operational compliance and corrections and fiduciary requirements. Ms. Hutzelman formerly served as Senior Attorney in the Employee Benefits division of the Office of Chief Counsel of the Internal Revenue Service. Honored as a Distinguished Author by Tax Management, Inc., she has co-authored the BNA portfolio on Qualified Plans – Taxation of Distributions and the portfolio titled Employee Benefits for Small and Mid-Sized Employers. Ms. Hutzelman is a Vice Chair of the American Bar Association (“ABA”) Taxation Section Employee Benefits Committee, a former Chair of the ABA Joint Committee on Employee Benefits and a fellow of the American College of Employee Benefits Counsel.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:

Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA: Self-Report

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2011 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

 

December 13, 2011

Tax Planning at a Time of Uncertainty Seminar - Matthew Leppert, CPA, MST

Program:  Uncertainty in financial markets is partially fueled by continued uncertainty and instability in our tax laws which make long-term tax planning illusive. As businesses, investors, and advisors are still digesting elements of the 2010 Tax Relief Act rushed out at the end of last December, it is time for many of those provisions to expire at the end of 2011, so speculation turns to guessing which provisions will be part of another stop-gap extension law to close out 2011. In addition to Congress changing the tax law, new courts decisions, and the IRS rulings and regulations were issued throughout 2011 to create more change. Here in Ohio, we have tax law changes being done in the name of job creation and attracting businesses while simultaneously the Department of Taxation is desperately seeking to replace lost tax revenue by announcing planned “get tough” initiatives against businesses. This presentation is intended to help you keep pace with changes that affect the investing public, business owners, and individuals as you head into the closing weeks of 2011 and kick off the new year.

About the Speaker:  Matthew R. Leppert, CPA, MST; Matt has provided tax advice to business owners, rental realty investors, and high net worth individuals for over 29 years. Prior to starting the 5 person firm of Leppert Company CPAs, LLC, he was a Senior Tax Manager of a Big Four CPA firm, started and headed the Columbus office Tax Department of a Pittsburgh based regional CPA firm, and was a partner of another Columbus CPA firm. Matt is a 1982 accounting graduate of OSU and earned a Masters degree in Taxation from Capital University’s Law and Graduate School in 1995. The firm currently serves businesses and their owners throughout Ohio ranging from 1 employee start-ups to businesses with 1,000 employees and sales of $70 million. Matt has previously been a speaker to FPA, OSCPA, Columbus Board of Realty, and other organizations.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA: Certificates will be available

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November, 8, 2011

An Update on Estate Planning - William A. Morse

Program: An Update on Estate Planning: William A. Morse will discuss the 2010 Federal Tax Relief Act as it pertains to the federal estate and gift tax exemption portability, how to provide a credit shelter trust with flexibility, and the impact of current use of the federal gift tax exemption. Trust provisions in the future will also be discussed including trust protectors and advisors, trustee succession protocol, trust contest provision and the definition of children and lineal descendants. He will also discuss Senate Bill 117, which is likely to become new law in Ohio, and the new general Power of Attorney form, trust anti-lapse provisions, and trust decanting.

CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA: Certificates will be available

 


October 11, 2011

Session 1: Winning Ethics
(2 Hours CFP & Ohio Insurance Ethics Credits)

Session 2: Senior Suitability
(1 Hour Ohio Insurance Ethics)


Session 1: Winning Ethics
Winning Ethics uses a game show theme to keep the audience involved and learning. It features a team based approach in a three round battle of wits to determine who knows the most about ethical conduct required of certificants by CFP Board's Standards of Professional Conduct. Audience members interact with each other to determine the most appropriate responses. After every answer the presenter provides explanations about the answers and helps participants to become better informed about CFP Board's ethical standards for financial professionals.

Round One --? Round One is a classic quiz bowl with questions worth 50 points each and penalties for incorrect responses.

Round Two - Participants choose questions of varied point values from 5 categories including fiduciary standards, practice standards, ethical principles, recent changes and the operation of CFP Board's Disciplinary process.

Round Three - The presenter offers a final case study challenging participants to resolve an ethical dilemma faced by an adviser caught between the needs of an elderly client and the interests of the client's family. Candura Group, LLC, is the creator of the course.

CEUs - 2 Hours CFP Ethics Credits & 2 Hours Ohio Insurance Ethics Credits

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Session 2: Seniors, Suitability and Ethics
This course provides advisers with an overview of the focus by financial services regulators on issues faced by seniors. The course helps advisers to understand the reasons behind the increased scrutiny of transactions involving older consumers. It also describes how the ethical standards contained in CFP Board's Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility can protect seniors from financial abuse.

CEUs - 1 Hour Ohio Insurance Ethics Credit

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Daniel Candura, CFP®
Dan Candura, CFP® provides financial advice and education to consumers and financial professionals. He is founder of his own education and consulting firm Candura Group, LLC. He is also the President of PennyTree Advisors. LLC, a registered Investment Advisory firm in Massachusetts. PennyTree Advisors provides financial education and counseling to employees in workplace settings as well as personal financial planning and forensic financial analysis for consumers and litigation support services for attorneys. Dan teaches in the Sawyer School of Management at Suffolk University in Boston and is an NASD arbitrator.

 

 


September 13, 2011

Review & Outlook

ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
The presentation will examine the many crosscurrents influencing the economy and financial markets. These include the fiscal situation in the U.S., the European debt crisis, and the stance of monetary policy. The prospects for a double-dip recession will also be discussed and emphasis will be placed on the fundamental factors that drive the business cycle. There will be an historical focus throughout, especially when it comes to determining the outlook for the cycle. The presentation will hit on asset allocation strategies as well as the longer-term outlook for the economy and financial markets. Time will be allotted for a question and answer session.

ABOUT THE SPEAKER:

Bryan Jordan, CFA
Chief Economist & Director of Financial Markets Analysis
Nationwide Insurance

Bryan Jordan, CFA is the Chief Economist and Director of Financial Markets Analysis at Nationwide Insurance. He produces Nationwide’s U.S. economic and interest rate forecast, as well as the firm’s global growth and currency estimates, and he authors both a weekly economic commentary and quarterly economic newsletter. Prior to joining Nationwide in February 2005, Bryan served as an economist at Banc One Investment Advisors, where he was the honored recipient of the Henry J. Reese Memorial Award in 2001. He has been quoted in several media outlets, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Investor’s Business Daily, Reuters, The Dow Jones Newswire, and The Associated Press and his research has appeared in Barron’s and Blue Chip Financial Forecasts. He holds degrees in Economics and Political Science from Miami University and has earned the Chartered Financial Analyst designation. Bryan currently serves as the Chairman of the Ohio Council on Economic Education and is a member of the CFA Institute, the CFA Society of Columbus, the Ohio Governor’s Council of Economic Advisors, the National Association for Business Economics, the Bloomberg monthly economic forecasting panel, and Mensa.


CONTINUING EDUCATION:

Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance: Approved
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA: Self-Report


August 9, 2011


Alternative Investments: How Do I Get These Things In My 60/40 Portfolio?

Travis Upton, CFA, FRM, CAIA, Executive Vice President, The Joseph Group, Inc.

About the Program:  “Alternative Investments” is a popular buzzword in the investment world with most advisors feeling like they should use them and many clients are demanding them. However, the methodology for applying alternative investments in a portfolio context is all over the map. Many advisors with a traditional stock/bond portfolio allocation carve out a portion of the their stock allocation or a portion of their bond allocation in order to obtain the diversification alternatives provide. The purpose of this course is to provide more logic for creating an alternatives allocation in an investment portfolio. The course will differentiate between alternative asset classes and alternative strategies and how each impacts a portfolio differently. From there, the course will look at the client needs, alternative assets, and alternative strategies.


CONTINUING EDUCATION:

Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards

Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance

Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA


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Date: Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Topic: GMWB Rider Panel Discussion
Speaker(s): Peng Chen, Ph.D., CFA, Antonio E. Morello, CFA, Tyler Denholm

About the Program:
In this session, Dr. Chen will begin with an academic overview of variable annuities with the popular Guaranteed Minimum Withdrawal Benefit (GMWB) rider. Peng and Mr. Morello collaborated on the white paper titled, “Retirement Portfolio and Variable Annuity with Guaranteed Minimum Withdrawal Benefit (VA+GMWB)”. He will explore the arguments for and against these products, and present when these riders make sense for the client, and when they don’t. Dr. Chen will present key points to help advisors evaluate the importance of these riders and how they may fit for some clients. After his discussion, he will be joined by Antonio Morello of Nationwide, and Tyler Denholm of Valmark Securities, and independent Broker/Dealer. If you have questions about the validity or utility of these products, you will have the opportunity to present your questions to this panel of experts.
CONTINUING EDUCATION:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA

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Date: Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Topic: An Investment Evolution - Confessions of a Chief Market Strategist
Speaker: John Blood, CFA, CFP®
About the Program:
In this session, John will explore some commonly held beliefs behind the conventional wisdom of investment management, and discuss the findings of a research projec the conducted in 2008 that helped to re-shape his own investment philosophy. Through the lens of his experiences as an analyst at Morningstar, and then as Director of Research and Chief Market Strategist at Commonwealth Financial network – John will share his insights on topics including the financial media, investment manager research and due diligence, and the concept of the “Lost decade” for investors.
Continuing Education:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA

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Date: Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Topic: OPERS & STRS
Speaker: Gary Russell, STRS and Kevin Blann, OPERS

About the Program:
"Do you advise clients who are or will be receiving benefits under the State Teachers or Public Employees Retirement Systems? Like Social Security, these benefits are a very important piece to one's retirement plan. As a financial planner, not knowing how to accurately model future benefits could adversely affect your clients. Also like Social Security, the STRS and OPERS plans are under financial pressure to continue benefits as currently legislated. Something will have to give. Come and learn about the current proposed changes to these important benefit plans."
Continuing Education:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA

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Date: March 8, 2011
Topic: What is Your Financial Plan B?
Speaker: John C. Lynch, CPA, CFA, CFP – President, Lynch Financial Group LLC
About the Program:
Our speaker has been focusing on the challenges of helping our clients manage their longevity risk for some time. Several years ago John made a well-received FPA presentation on how to use the strategies included in his “Managing Longevity Risk” white paper. Unfortunately, the recent financial crisis has reconfirmed that bad things happen and can have a signification negative impact on you client’s Plan A. In the current presentation, John will focus on how we can incorporate a Plan B into our client financial plans.
John will summarize the basic Managing Longevity Risk strategies but will focus on which strategies can be implemented when things go bad. He will review his updated financial plan checklist which incorporates Plan A and B strategies. He will then lead us through a brief case study and discuss the strategies that you can use to help clients mitigate the negative impacts of financial events and circumstances.
Continuing Education:
Total 1.5 CE hours for CFP Board of Standards
Total 1.5 CE hours for Ohio Department of Insurance
Total 1.5 CE hours for CPA

Date: February 8
Topic 1: The Art of Hosting Strategic Conversations Around Money
Topic 2: Developing Successful Planner/Client Relationships
Speaker(s): Tuesday Ryan Hart
About the Program: Many planners rely solely on quantitative fact-finding as the core of their needs analysis, estate and financial planning. However consumer surveys, research and the CFP Practice Standards (100 and 200) speak to the importance of qualitative information and the importance of communication and listening skills in building client trust and commitment, to truly own the plan. Additionally many experienced practitioners have found that client input into the plan and planning process leads to greater execution and long term relationships.
This session will focus on the case for, and methods of, having conversations that will uncover client values and concerns and leads to greater trust and commitment to the process and to the relationship. We will explore the rationale and use of small group participatory process to share concerns, stories and collective wisdom. We will touch on applications in turbulent times, estate planning as well as applications for leaders. The session will be participatory in nature.

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Date: January 11
Topic: Why Ohio's 529 Plan Matters to You and Your Clients
Speaker(s): Ben Gibbons

About the Program:
This presentation will provide a detailed overview of the history, features and benefits of 529 plans, in general, and CollegeAdvantage, Ohio’s 529 plan specifically. Attendees will also gain insight on the role Ohio plays in the 529 industry, and receive the latest state and federal updates on 529 plans. In addition, attendees will have the opportunity to address questions and comments to a representative of the Ohio Tuition Trust Authority, the state agency that administers CollegeAdvantage.

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2010 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

Date: December 14
Topic: Ohio Deferred Compensation
Speaker(s): Jim Allen ChFC, CRC, FLMI
Date: November 9
Topic: 2010 Federal TAx Update: A Year of Change and Uncertainty
Speaker(s): Matthew R. Leppert, CPA, MST • Leppert Company CPAs, LLC
Speaker Handouts
Date: Tuesday, October 12
Topic: Emerging Markets: The New Masters of the Universe
(Or Is It Just the Latest Fad...)
Speaker: Raj Menon
Date: Tuesday, September 14
Topic: FPA of Central Ohio 2010 Continuing Education Symposium
Speakers:
  • Opening Remarks • Jamie Menges, FPA of Central Ohio Chapter President
  • It’s the Economy • Bryan Jordan, Nationwide Insurance
  • Developing the Millennial Talent • President Gordon Gee, The Ohio State University
  • Breakout Sessions
    • Breakout 1 • The Lost Art of Financial Planning – Ken Zahn
    • Breakout 2 • Designing Your Business Purpose – Dan Finley
    • Breakout 3 • Know Your Retirement Plans – Andy Larson, Columbia Funds / Mark Guenard, AIF, Regional Vice President, Asset Management Columbia Management
  • Mutual Fund Panel I
    • Moderated by Robert A. Cochran, CFP®, PDS Planning, Inc.
    • Panelist 1 • Kathleen Gaffney, Loomis Sayles Bond Fund
    • Panelist 2 • Michael Avery, Ivy Asset Strategy Funds
  • Mutual Funds Panel II
    • Moderated by Robert S. Keidan, CFP®, PDS Planning, Inc.
    • Panelist 1 • Ric Dillon, Diamond Hill Funds
    • Panelist 2 • Michael Kass, Baron Funds
    • Panelist 3 • Michael Maloney, Skyline Special Equities Portfolio
  • Breakout Sessions
    • Breakout 1 • Protecting Your Client's Assets – Ken Zahn
    • Breakout 2 • Building A Better Business – Dan Finley
    • Breakout 3 • Know Your Retirement Plans – Andy Larson, Columbia Funds
  • Prominence to Prison Why Smart People Do Dumb Things • Patrick Kuhse
  • Closing Remarks • Jamie Menges, FPA of Central Ohio
Date: August 10
Topic: FPA of Central Ohio Presents: Financial Planning for Families with Special Needs
Speaker: Mary Anne Ehlert
Date: July 8
Topic: How Do Professional Advisors Work with the Columbus Foundation
Speaker: Lisa Jolley
Date: June 8
Topic: Disability and Long Term Care (LTC)
Speakers: Kevin Quinn & Dave Cass
Date: May 11
Topic: Outlook on the Municipal Market
Speaker: Anthony Parish
Date: April 13
Topic: Building Portfolios with Absolute Return Strategies
Speaker: William Harding
Date: March 9
Topic: Identity Theft
Speaker: Harry Trombitas
Date: February 9
Topic: Raising Public Awareness About the Value of Disability Planning & Long Term Care - What's Your Plan
Speakers: Kevin Quinn & Dave Cass
Date: January 12
Topic: Social Security Essential
Speaker: John LaMotte

2008 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

Date: Tuesday, January 8
Program Topic: Updates on the Ohio Deferred Compensation and OPERS Retirement Plans
Presenters: Matt Gill, Jim Allen & Bob Franz
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) / Course #1080
Ohio Department of Insurance - Two (2) / Course #46249
Date: Tuesday, February 12
Program Topic: "Authentic Leadership" • Passion is what separates leaders from managers. You simply cannot sustain your ability to lead over time without passion. In this session you will gain an understanding of how to develop and refine your passion. You will learn how to turn this passion into a vision. You will also learn how to identify and overcome the chief obstacle to your ultimate success: fear. By the end of this powerful presentation you will be ready to write a plan for your leadership development that will provide a roadmap for your ultimate success.
Presenter: Steven L. Anderson, Ph.D.
Sponsor: Charles Schwab Institutional
Date: Tuesday, March 11
Program Topic: Distribution Planning
Presenter: David Blanchett
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) - Course #0308
Ohio Department of Insurance - Two (2) - Course #46635
Program Sponsor: Chubb Group of Insurance
Date: Tuesday, April 8
Program Topic: Annuity Riders - The Great Debate
Presented by: TBrad Knoll, Axa
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - One / Course #0408
Ohio Department of Insurance - One / Approved
Sponsor: DWS Scudder
Date: Tuesday, May 13
Program Topic: Global Investing • "How to pack you bag for Global Investment Trip" (OUTLINE)
Presented by: Robert W. Scharar, President, FCA Corp
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) / Course #0508
Ohio Department of Insurance - Two (2) / Course #46947
Program Sponsor: RiverSource
Date: Tuesday, June 10
Program Topic: Technology Best Practices
Presented by: Victor L. Bonilla
Sponsor: Thornburg Investment Management
Date: Thursday, July 10
Program Topic: Annual Golf Outing, Riviera Golf Club
Date: Tuesday, August 12
Speaker: FPA National Board Member, Karin Maloney Stifler, CFP®
Program Topic: Later Life Health, Housing and Financial Strategies
Program Description: Panel presentation on the needs of the elderly.
Presented by:
- John Lynch Moderator
- Rich Taps, Elder Law Attorney
- Natalie Murch, LTC Insurance Broker
- Steve Love, Friendship Village
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) / Course #0808
Ohio Department of Insurance - Two (2) / Course #47365
Sponsor: Diamond Hill Funds
Date: Tuesday, September 16
Program Topic: Midwest Continuing Education Program
Date: Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Program Topic: The Alternative Minimum Tax Trap & Tax Developments and Year-end Strategies
Presented by: Matt Leppert, CPA, MT
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) - Course #1008
Ohio Department of Insurance - Two (2) / Couse #47842
Date: Tuesday, November 11
Program Topic: Surviving State and Federal RIA Regulation • A look at Regulatory Adutis, Compliance Programs and Recent Developments
Presented by: Matt Fornshell of Schottenstein, Zox & Dunn
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - One (1) / #1108
Ohio Department of Insurance - NONE
Sponsor: SunAmerica Mutual Funds
Date: Tuesday, December 9
Program Topic: Economics Review
Presented by: John Stoltzfus
CE Credit Hours:
CFP Board of Standards - Two (2) / #1208
Ohio Department of Insurance - NONE

2007 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

Date: Tuesday, January 9
Program Topic: Offense & Defense in the Fixed Income Market and Equity Market Valuation & Outlook
CE Credit Hours:
Two (2) Approved by the CFP Board of Standards
Date: Tuesday, March 13
Program Topic: Creating Lower Volatility Portfolios
Presented by: Louis P. Stanasolovich, CFP®
CE Credit Hours:
Two (2) Approved by the CFP Board of Standards
Date: Tuesday, April 10th
Program Topic: The Magic of Working Smarter
Presented by: Neil Wood
Date: Tuesday, May 8th
Program Topic: Business Ethics for the Financial Services Industry
Presented by: Patrick Kuhse
CE Credit Hours:
CEs: Two (2) Ethics
Sponsored by: American Century
Date: Tuesday, June 12th
Program Topic: Evaluating Life Insurance Policies
Presented by: Rich Connolly
CE Credit Hours:
CEs: One CFP & One Insurance
Date: Thursday, July 12th
Program Topic: Annual Golf Outing @ Riviera Golf Club
Date: Tuesday, August 14th
Program Topic: "Wealth Management Strategies-Using the 529 as One Vehicle to Achieve Numerous Goals"
Presented by: Chris Stack
CE Credit Hours:
CEs: Two (2)
Sponsored by: National City Bank
Date: Tuesday, September 11th
Program Topic: Managing Longevity Risk
Presented by: John Lynch
CE Credit Hours:
CEs: One (1)
Date: Tuesday, October 9th
Program Topic: Practice Management Panel
Moderated by: Bob Keidan
Sponsored by: Diamond Hill Investments
Date: Tuesday, November 13th
Speaker: FPA Executive Director & CEO, Marv Tuttle
Program Topic: Find out what's going on at FPA National and how your membership dollars are working for you! and
Speaker: The Ohio Trust Code presented by Bill Morse
Program Topic: House Bill 416 adopted the Ohio version of the Uniform Trust Code and it was signed into law in 2006 and went into effect January 1, 2007. Attorney Bill Morse will give an overview of The Ohio Trust Code provisions that are of interest to financial planners. Learn how this important legislation may change the way attorneys draft trust documents for clients going forward.
CE Credit Hours:
CEs: One (1)
Date: Tuesday, December 11th
Program Topic: Investment Outlook for 2008
CE Credit Hours:
CFP CEs: Two (2) Credit Hours

2006 PAST PROGRAM MEETINGS

Date: Tuesday, January 10
Program Topic: Capturing Retirement Plan Opportunities 2006
Presenter: Bert Nester
CEs: Two (2)
Sponsor: Pacific Life
Date: Tuesday, February 14
Program Topic: Tax-Deferred Exchanges
Presenter: Gregory Smith. Esq.
CE's: One (1)
Sponsor: Hines Real Estate Securities, Inc.
Date: Tuesday, March 14
1st Hour Program: Understanding the Life Settlement Industry - Your Clients Cannot Afford for You Not to Know
Presenters: Kelley A. King, CLU, ChFC, King Dodson Armstrong Financial Advisors, Inc. & Kenneth T. Prillaman, EVP - Agency Operations
2nd Hour Program: Legislative Changes to Medicare & Medicaid
Presenter: William J. Browning, CELA Nationally Recognized Law Expert
CE's: Two (2)
Sponsor: Scudder Distributors, Inc.
Date: Tuesday, April 11
Program: The Real Asset Era: Will the Next 25 Years Look Like the Last 25?
Presenter: Michhael S. Lawrie
CE's: One (1)
Sponsor: TD Waterhouse
Date: Tuesday, May 9
Program: Technology Solutions for Your Practice
Presenter: Joel P. Bruckenstein, CFP® • Joel is a nationally renowned speaker and we are fortunate to have him. However, since the topic is practice management related, unfortunately the CFP Board does not grant CE credit for his presentation.
Sponsor: Lincoln Financial Advisors
Date: Tuesday, June 13
Program: Financial Planning for Non-Traditional Couples
Presenter: Scot E. Dewhirst & Thomas J. Addesa
CE's: One (1)
Sponsor: Diamond Hill Funds
Date: Monday, July 10
Program: FPA Annual Golf Outing
Date: Tuesday, August 8
Program: 30 Innovative Planning Ideas
Presenter: Jeff Scroggin
CE's: Two (2)
Sponsor: Nationwide Financial
Date: Tuesday, September 12
Program: The Changing Nature of Personal Risk - Needs Assessment for Personal Risk
CE's: One (1)
Sponsor: Dividend Capital Group
Date: Tuesday, October 10
Program: FPA Midwest Continuing Education Symposium 2006
Date: Tuesday, November 14
Program: Divorce Planning
Presenter: Jeffrey & Andrew Grossman
CE's: One (1)
Sponsor: Fidelity Investments
Date: Tuesday, December 12
Program: Retirement Redesigned - A Master Plan Distribution
Presented by: Harold Evensky, CFP, AIF & Deena Katz
CE's: Two (2) CE's approved by the CFP Board of Standards

 

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