Investment Planning Process
Provider: AICPA
Length: 75 minutes
Specialized Knowledge
1.5 CPE Credits
Intermediate
QAS self study
Investing is often thought of as a high-risk activity by those not familiar with the investment process. Yet, risk can be managed through the investment planning process.
Updated for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, this two-part course covers investing as a process and the professional environment. Narrated by Tom Tillery, this course examines the three phases of investment planning engagements:
* Planning
* Implementation
* Monitoring and updating
In addition, the Statement on Standards in PFP Services (SSPFPS) No. 1, which provides the authoritative guidance and establishes enforceable standards for CPA's and AICPA members who provide investment planning services, will be discussed and explained in this course.
Enhanced On-Demand Format
This on-demand format utilizes a slide deck format, enhanced with narration and interactive exercises that are designed to increase the level of engagement and hands-on application. Drag and drop exercises, case studies, and interactive diagrams are some examples of the interactive exercises that are used to supplement traditional instruction in this learning experience.
Updated for the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, this two-part course covers investing as a process and the professional environment. Narrated by Tom Tillery, this course examines the three phases of investment planning engagements:
* Planning
* Implementation
* Monitoring and updating
In addition, the Statement on Standards in PFP Services (SSPFPS) No. 1, which provides the authoritative guidance and establishes enforceable standards for CPA's and AICPA members who provide investment planning services, will be discussed and explained in this course.
Enhanced On-Demand Format
This on-demand format utilizes a slide deck format, enhanced with narration and interactive exercises that are designed to increase the level of engagement and hands-on application. Drag and drop exercises, case studies, and interactive diagrams are some examples of the interactive exercises that are used to supplement traditional instruction in this learning experience.