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Wealth Management in the New Economy : Investor Strategies for Growing, Protecting and Transferring Wealth.
Title:
Wealth Management in the New Economy : Investor Strategies for Growing, Protecting and Transferring Wealth.
Author:
Mindel, Norbert M.
ISBN:
9780470590065
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Edition:
1st ed.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (339 pages)
Contents:
Wealth Management in the New Economy: Investor Strategies for Growing, Protecting and Transferring Wealth -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- The Train Set -- Family Influences -- High School Experiences and the Gypsy Cab -- Higher Education -- Gaining Credentials -- Practicing Law and Teaching Accounting -- The Person and the Professional -- Part I: Evolution of a Wealth Manager: My History, World, Experience, Clients, and Company -- Chapter 1: Starting Out -- Inflation, Stagflation, and High Interest Rates -- Finding Partners -- Founding Terra -- Tax Shelter -- Creating a New Business Model -- Lesson 1 -- Evolution of Our Products -- Lesson 2 -- Lesson 3 -- Lesson 4 -- Introducing Asset Allocation -- Chapter 2: A Decade of Active Management -- Working with Mutual Funds -- Understanding Wholesalers -- Making Asset Allocation Work -- The Value of an Adviser: Black Monday, 1987 -- Lesson 5 -- Lesson 6 -- Specialized Approaches -- Lesson 7 -- Lesson 8 -- Lesson 9 -- Morningstar -- Why I Did Not Pick Stocks-and Why I Would Never Pick Stocks -- Becoming a Fee-Based Adviser -- Understanding Mutual Fund Fees -- Basis Points and Percentage Points -- A Final Note on the Terra Years -- Chapter 3: Working with Individual Investors -- The Emotions of Investing -- Wealth Creation and Investment Style -- Behavioral Finance -- The Professors of Behavioral Finance: Kahneman, Tversky, Thaler -- The Bottom Line -- Part II: Investments and Managing Risk -- Chapter 4: The Futility of Active Management -- The Demise of Wall Street -- Moral Hazard: The Painful Lessons of 2008 -- The Media and the Market -- The Futility of Active Management -- Timing the Market -- Chapter 5: The Academic Background -- Background to the Story -- Center for Research in Security Prices -- Markowitz Introduces the Idea of Risk -- Defining Risk.

Sharpe and the Capital Asset Pricing Model -- Fama and the Efficient Market Hypothesis -- Creating Index Fund Investing -- What Is an Index and Why Is It Important? -- The Problems with Indexing -- Brinson and the Importance of Asset Allocation -- Weaknesses in the Theories -- Fama and French and the Three-Factor Model -- Chapter 6: Implementing the Strategy -- Continuing the Search for a Sustainable Investment Strategy -- The Cost of Active Management -- Implementing a Sustainable Investment Strategy -- Understanding Volatility -- Building the Portfolio: Overweighting in Value and Small Companies Improves Performance -- Use of Risk Tolerance and Its Impact on a Sustainable Strategy -- Living through Bear Markets -- Where Do We Go from Here? -- Living with the Equity Premium -- Letter to My Clients -- Part III: Managing Your Retirement -- Chapter 7: Planning for Your Retirement and Creating Income for Life -- Understanding Uncertainty: Portfolio Withdrawal Calculations Using Monte Carlo -- Calculating Withdrawals -- Recap of Risk/Remedy Discussion -- Seeing It Clearly -- Chapter 8: Using Annuities as an Income Tool -- Introducing Annuities -- Index Annuities-Buyer Beware -- Variable Income Annuities Using Income Riders-the Next Generation -- The Newest Risk: Insurance Company Risk -- On the Horizon: The Deferred Income or Longevity Annuity -- Annuity Summary -- The EAGR System: A Model for Retirement Planning -- Allocating for Longevity and Point-in-Time Risks -- Chapter 9: Using IRAs and Company Retirement Plans -- Introducing the IRA -- Understanding the Basics -- Individual Retirement Plans: IRAs and Roth IRAs -- Taxes: Don't Take Out Too Little, Too Much, Too Early, or Too Late! -- Special Comment for Very Large IRAs -- Working with Beneficiaries -- The Challenges of Inherited IRAs.

Common Mistakes with IRAs, Self-Directed Plans, and Qualified Plans -- Frequently Asked Questions about Managing Your 401(k) -- Final Words of Wisdom -- Part IV: Wealth Protection: Facing a World of Risk -- Chapter 10: Best Uses for Life Insurance -- Confessions of an Insurance Agent -- Why Do So Many People Dislike Insurance? -- Types of Insurance -- Term Insurance -- Permanent Insurance -- Whole Life -- Universal Life -- Abusive Sales Practices -- Borrowing Against Life Insurance -- Trying to Fund Retirement with Life Insurance -- Common Sense for Cash-value Products -- Getting the Insurance You Need -- Using Life Insurance to Transfer Wealth -- Buying Life Insurance -- Going Forward from Norm -- An Insurance Agent's Final Thoughts -- Chapter 11: The Importance of Long-Term-Care Insurance -- Protection from Disaster-Level Medical Care -- The Cost of Not Including Long-Term Care in Your Retirement Planning -- The Medicare Fallacy -- The Cost of Waiting -- Why Car Insurance Is Like Long-Term-Care Insurance -- Final Thoughts: Pay Now or Pay Later -- Part V: Transferring Wealth and the Next Generation -- Chapter 12: Transferring Wealth with Estate Planning -- Don't Try This at Home -- Property Ownership -- A Sneak Peak into Title Holding -- Main Goals of Estate Planning -- Protection from Tort Liability -- The Basics of Estate Planning -- A Complicated Caveat about Community Property States -- The Next Generation -- Planning with Living Trusts -- Introducing Estate Taxation -- Transferring Wealth Using Gifts -- A Note about Tax Basis -- Life, Death, Taxes, Revocable Trusts and Irrevocable Trusts -- Common Sense versus Estate Principles -- Final Thoughts -- Chapter 13: Transferring Wealth within the Family: Inheritance Issues for Family Businesses -- Family Inheritance 101 -- Meet the Family -- When There Is No Family Leader.

Thinking a Generation Ahead -- Using Insurance -- Using Assets in Novel Ways to Solve Problems -- Specialized Inheritance Techniques -- Vacation Homes -- Heirlooms and Jewelry -- Some Concluding Thoughts -- Epilogue -- Notes -- About the Authors -- Index.
Abstract:
A practical guide to managing wealth in modern times Wealth Management in the New Economy addresses a wide array of wealth management topics and established financial theories. Author Norbert Mindel has successfully advised his clients for more than three decades in the business. Now, with this new book, he shares the wisdom he has acquired and offers valuable insights into successful wealth management in an economy that has changed dramatically over the past year. Along the way, Mindel explores the essential aspects of this discipline, including the keys to wealth creation, properly managing risk, asset protection, planning for a prosperous retirement, and many other issues that you need to understand in order to survive and flourish in today's economy. While market forces are far too complex to be fully predicted or exploited, it is still possible to protect and grow your-or your client's-wealth. Wealth Management in the New Economy will show you how to achieve this important goal. Reveals how you can reduce market risk by using proven theories of portfolio management Written by accomplished financial advisor, attorney, and CPA Norbert Mindel Lays out strategies wealth managers and investors both can use to protect and grow wealth in the new economy For practical financial guidance you can count on, look no further than Wealth Management in the New Economy.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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