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RMS Accounting |
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Investment Review |
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C. Rank these investment concerns in order of importance to you — from one (most important) to eight (least important) _____ Want safety, no loss of principal _____ Want future appreciation as _____ Want ease of management inflation hedge _____ Want liquidity, able to cash out _____ Want diversification to limit risk quickly _____ Want tax breaks from investment
_____ Want current income _____ Life leverage—using other people’s money |
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Single Adult · Start savings program · Invest in self via education or job training · Start IRA if deductible |
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Married, No Children · Use credit sparingly · Make long-term investments · Do tax planning to increase $ for investment |
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Married with Children · Probably need life and disability insurance · Begin college funds for children · Make a will |
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Married, Children Grown · Increase investments as current expenses decline · Review your life insurance needs |
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Retired · Move toward liquidity, safety and current income in investments · Do estate planning · Enjoy the fruits of all your financial planning |
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Investment Review of _________________________________ Date______________ A. Check the stage of life you’re currently in— |
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D. List Current Investments (Attach additional sheets if necessary)
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Current Top Tax Bracket____________________________ Current Inflation Rate__________________________ |
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Review your current investment program to see whether changes must be made to achieve your financial goals.
An important factor in picking the right investments for you is the stage of life you’re in right now. While it’s true that the sooner you get started, the easier it will be to achieve your goals, it’s also true that it’s better late than never.
In Section A above, check the stage of life you’re in, and note the investments and financial planning generally found suitable for that period. |
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In Section B, list your short and long-term financial goals with an estimate of what they’ll cost.
In Section C, determine your risk-comfort level and other attitudes toward investing by ranking the investment attributes given.
Finally in Section D, list your current investments and the requested data for them.
Bring this form—in any stage of completion to our office for a review of your investment program as it relates to your financial objectives. |
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Take control of your financial life—one step at a time. |

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B. List your financial goals |
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$ Available from Non-investment Sources |
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4. Estimated Current Value |
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