Chapter 1: Wealth Management Today
- 1.1 Wealth Management in Canada
- 1.2 Wealth Management Services in Canada
- 1.3 Key Trends Shaping the Future of Wealth Management
- 1.4 Regulatory Environment
- 1.5 Competencies of Successful Wealth Advisors
- 1.6 The Wealth Management Process
- 1.7 Building a Team of Specialists
Chapter 2: Ethics and Wealth Management
- 2.1 Ethics in the Financial Services Industry
- 2.2 Types of Ethical Dilemmas
- 2.3 Resolving Ethical Dilemmas
- 2.4 Code of Ethics
- 2.5 Trust, Agency, and Fiduciary Duty
- 2.6 What Can Happen When an Advisor Ignores Ethics
Chapter 3: Getting to Know the Client
- 3.1 Information Required by Regulation and Law
- 3.2 Going Beyond the Regulatory and Legal Minimum
- 3.3 The Client Discovery Process
Chapter 4: Assessing the Client's Financial Situation
- 4.1 Analyzing Personal Financial Statements and Savings Plan
- 4.2 Time Value of Money
Chapter 5: Consumer Lending and Mortgages
- 5.1 Credit Planning
- 5.2 Residential Mortgages
- 5.3 Key Financial Factors to Consider When Purchasing a Home
- 5.4 Methods of Reducing Interest Costs and Penalties
- 5.5 Related Mortgage Topics and Financial Planning Issues
Chapter 6: Legal Aspects of Family Dynamics
- 6.1 Family-Related Issues
- 6.2 Fundamental Aspects of Family Law
- 6.3 Domestic Contracts
- 6.4 Property Issues on Relationship Breakdown
- 6.5 Impact of Divorce on a Client’s Financial Plan
Chapter 7: Personal Risk Management Process
- 7.1 Strategic Wealth Preservation: The Big Picture
- 7.2 Risk in the Context of Strategic Wealth Management
- 7.3 Measuring Risk
- 7.4 Identifying Risk within a Client’s Net Worth
- 7.5 The Family Life Cycle
- 7.6 The Personal Risk Management Process
Chapter 8: Understanding Tax Returns
- 8.1 Financial Planning and Taxation
- 8.2 Personal Income Tax Returns
- 8.3 Taxation of Investment Income
- 8.4 Taxable and Non-Taxable Employee Benefits
Chapter 9: Tax Reduction Strategies
- 9.1 Techniques to Minimize Taxes
- 9.2 Tax-Free Savings Accounts
- 9.3 Registered Plans Used for Non-Retirement Goals
- 9.4 Incorporation
Chapter 10: Registered Retirement Savings Plans
- 10.1 Preparing to Fund Retirement
- 10.2 Overview of Registered Retirement Savings Plans
- 10.3 Registered Retirement Savings Plan Contribution Rules
- 10.4 Management of RRSP Accounts
- 10.5 What Clients Should Know About Their Registered Retirement Savings Plans
Chapter 11: Employer-Sponsored Pension Plans and Funding Retirement
- 11.1 Employer-Sponsored Pension Plans
- 11.2 Funding Retirement
Chapter 12: Government Pensions Programs
- 12.1 Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Quebec Pension Plan (QPP)
- 12.2 Old Age Security (OAS) Program
Chapter 13: Retirement Planning Process
- 13.1 Planning for Financial Security in Retirement
- 13.2 Retirement Income Needs Analysis
- 13.3 Tax-Minimization Strategies
- 13.4 Questions to Consider When Advising Clients on the Retirement Planning Process
Chapter 14: Protecting Retirement Income
- 14.1 Understanding Annuities
- 14.2 Types of Annuities
- 14.3 Segregated Funds
- 14.4 Guaranteed Minimum Withdrawal Benefit (GMWB) Contracts
Chapter 15: Wills and Powers of Attorney
- 15.1 Passing on the Estate
- 15.2 Other Factors to Consider when Making a Will
- 15.3 Probate Procedures to Validate a Will
- 15.4 Powers of Attorney and Living Wills (Advance Health Care Directives)
- 15.5 Considerations when Dealing with Vulnerable Clients
Chapter 16: Estate Planning Strategies
- 16.1 Trusts
- 16.2 Taxation
- 16.3 General Issues to Consider for Estate Planning
Chapter 17: Investment Management Today
- 17.1 Fintech
- 17.2 Robo-Advisory Services
- 17.3 Smart Beta ETFs
- 17.4 Responsible Investment
Chapter 18: Investment Management
- 18.1 Steps in the Portfolio Management Process
- 18.2 Individual Securities or Managed Products?
- 18.3 Portfolio Theory
- 18.4 International Investing
Chapter 19: Asset Allocation
- 19.1 The Asset Allocation Process
- 19.2 Issues in Asset Allocation
- 19.3 Strategic Asset Allocation
- 19.4 Rebalancing
- 19.5 Tactical Asset Allocation
Chapter 20: Equity Securities
- 20.1 Characteristics of Equity Securities
- 20.2 Equity Markets
- 20.3 Introduction to Equity Analysis
- 20.4 Industry Analysis
- 20.5 Company Analysis and Equity Valuation
- 20.6 Technical Analysis
- 20.7 Equity Strategy
Chapter 21: Debt Securities: Characteristics, Risks, Trading, and Yield Curves
- 21.1 Characteristics of Debt Securities
- 21.2 Types of Debt Securities
- 21.3 Risks of Debt Securities
- 21.4 Debt Market Trading Mechanics
- 21.5 The Term Structure of Interest Rates
Chapter 22: Debt Securities: Pricing, Volatility and Strategies
- 22.1 Bond Market Pricing
- 22.2 Bond Price Volatility
- 22.3 Debt Security Strategies
Chapter 23: Managed Products
- 23.1 The Role of Managed Products in Investment Management
- 23.2 Mutual Funds
- 23.3 Wrap Products
- 23.4 Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs)
- 23.5 Hedge Funds
- 23.6 Fees, Portfolio Turnover, and Taxes
- 23.7 Overlay Management
- 23.8 Outcome-Based Investments
Chapter 24: Portfolio Monitoring and Performance Evaluation
- 24.1 Portfolio Monitoring
- 24.2 Portfolio Performance Evaluation

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Debt Security Strategies
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