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Free Applied Financial Planning Certification Exam 1 (AFP) Practice Questions

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Question # 11

A client refuses to provide details about debt balances, tax returns, and monthly expenses but asks the planner to confirm whether retirement at age 55 is achievable. What should the planner do?

Options:

A.  

Use generic assumptions and present the plan as reliable.

B.  

Proceed only with investment recommendations.

C.  

Explain that the conclusion will be limited or unreliable without the missing information.

D.  

Estimate the figures secretly from the client’s age and income.

Discussion 0
Question # 12

A retiree receives income-tested benefits and needs occasional withdrawals for vacations and home repairs. Which account is generally most efficient for withdrawals that do not increase taxable income?

Options:

A.  

RRSP.

B.  

RRI

F.  

C.  

TFS

A.  

D.  

Non-registered interest-bearing GI

C.  

Discussion 0
Question # 13

A client says, “I want to retire comfortably as soon as possible.” Which response best reflects the financial planning process?

Options:

A.  

Recommend a higher-return portfolio immediately.

B.  

Ask the client to select a retirement mutual fund.

C.  

Translate the statement into measurable goals, assumptions, and time frames.

D.  

Ignore the statement until the client reaches age 60.

Discussion 0
Question # 14

Consider the following information for a client's portfolio:

Question # 14

What is the annual rate of return for this portfolio?

Options:

A.  

17.8%.

B.  

10.8%.

C.  

24.8%.

D.  

9.94%.

Discussion 0
Question # 15

Ram Patel, age 65, is meeting with his financial planner, Maria Romano, to complete a financial plan. Ram is retiring this year, and his company provides a defined benefit pension plan. Upon retirement, he has the choice of receiving $20,000 each year for 20 years or until death (whichever is earlier), or he can take $304,300, which is the commuted value at retirement. Ram has confirmed that he will be transferring the commuted value to a LIR

A.  

After further discovery, Maria suggests that they utilize a 5% market rate of return and project the funds to last 25 years. What should Maria update Ram's projected annual retirement income to?

Options:

A.  

$24,418.

B.  

$20,000.

C.  

$21,591.

D.  

$21,000.

Discussion 0
Question # 16

Chris is a self-employed contractor discussing his retirement plans with his financial planner, Joseph. Chris is considering incorporating his business and drawing funds from his corporation to fund his retirement income, yet he wants to ensure it does not impact his business's financial position. What advice should Joseph give to Chris?

Options:

A.  

Speak with a lawyer to review the impact of incorporating.

B.  

Consult an online service that helps individuals incorporate.

C.  

Inform Chris of the impacts of incorporating and recommend any changes he feels are appropriate.

D.  

Speak with an accountant to review the impact of incorporating.

Discussion 0
Question # 17

In 2019, Glenda, age 46, visited her financial planner to discuss her goal of retiring at the age of 65. Glenda had questions about whether she qualified for the maximum amount of CPP and OAS benefits as she had immigrated to Canada just 10 years earlier to take a job as a nuclear technician. What should her financial planner have told her?

Options:

A.  

Glenda would receive the max CPP and partial OAS benefits at age 65.

B.  

Glenda would receive partial CPP and partial OAS benefits at age 65.

C.  

Glenda would receive the max CPP and OAS benefits at age 65.

D.  

Glenda would receive partial CPP and no OAS benefits at age 65.

Discussion 0
Question # 18

Carla, a financial planner, is meeting with a long-standing client, Jonathan. Jonathan informs Carla that he is upset and disappointed with the negative returns experienced with his investment portfolio. After acknowledging Jonathan's concerns, what should Carla's first step be in addressing his complaint?

Options:

A.  

Offer alternative investment options in line with Jonathan's risk tolerance.

B.  

Revisit Jonathan's goals, objectives and risk tolerance with him.

C.  

Remind Jonathan that investing is a long-term process and losses will likely be recovered.

D.  

Remind Jonathan about the risks associated with investing, as well as the possible volatility and impact on investment returns.

Discussion 0
Question # 19

Richard pays periodic spousal support and child support under a written separation agreement. Which statement is generally correct?

Options:

A.  

Qualifying periodic spousal support may be deductible to Richard and taxable to the recipient, while child support is generally neither deductible nor taxable.

B.  

Both spousal and child support are always deductible to Richard.

C.  

Child support is taxable to the recipient if paid monthly.

D.  

Spousal support is never relevant for tax planning.

Discussion 0
Question # 20

Jimi and Macy, both age 26, consider themselves risk averse. After reviewing their budget with their financial planner, they discovered that they have a negative cash flow every couple of months due to their discretionary spending habits. What would be an appropriate strategy for their financial planner to recommend to the couple to manage their negative cash flow?

Options:

A.  

Setup individual personal line of credit and pre-authorized contribution in individual non-registered account.

B.  

Setup joint TFSA and pre-authorized contribution.

C.  

Setup individual TFSA and pre-authorized contribution.

D.  

Setup joint personal line of credit and pre-authorized contribution in a joint non-registered account.

Discussion 0

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