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presented by Tim Fraticelli, PT, DPT, MBA, CFP®
Financial: Tim Fraticelli receives compensation from MedBridge for this course.
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Tim Fraticelli, PT, DPT, MBA, CFP®
Tim Fraticelli received his doctorate in physical therapy (DPT) from Washington University in St. Louis and his MBA from Drury University. As a practicing physical therapist and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER(TM) professional, he enjoys combining his expertise in these two professions to help others achieve their goals--whether that's financial security, better mobility, or a more efficient…
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1. Establishing Financial Goals and Organizing Accounts
In this chapter, you will learn how to create relevant and achievable financial goals. Every financial plan starts with identifying your goals. This chapter identifies the five-question framework for creating personalized financial goals.
2. How to Create a Personal Balance Sheet
A balance sheet is a snapshot of what you own and what you owe. Understanding this is critical to your financial health. In this chapter, you will learn how to track your net worth by using a balance sheet. Example balance sheets and downloadable templates are available for you to use in your financial plan.
3. How to Create a Cash Flow Statement
A cash flow statement gives you essential information to understand your net inflow or outflow of cash on a monthly basis. In this chapter, you will learn how to track your cash inflows and outflows using a cash flow statement. Sample cash flow statements and downloadable templates are available for you to use in your financial plan.
4. How to Create a Budget
In this chapter, you will learn the key components of a budget, including fixed and variable expenses as well as sample category percentages. Sample budget quick sheets and downloadable templates are available for you to use in your financial plan.
5. Working With Financial Advisors
This chapter summarizes considerations to make when looking for financial advisors. You will learn how to find financial advisors who put your interests first and prioritize your financial success. Even for the DIY investor, it’s helpful to know how to find advice when you need it.
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