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XAVIER LEADERSHIP CENTER

Executive Certificate in Financial Planning

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About Xavier University As a part of Xavier University since 1966, the Xavier Leadership Center has served avariety of for-profit, not-for-profit and governmental organizations, remaining loyal toits mission—“to serve the regional business community by enhancing organizationaleffectiveness through the provision of high quality business education and managementconsulting processes.”

Please visit us at www.xavier.edu/xlc or phone us at 1-513-745-3396 or1-800-982-2673 to learn more about our programs.

Executive Certificate In Financial Planning

The financial services industry is a highly competitive profession, and the global financial planning market continues to grow at a rapid pace. The knowledge gained on the path to earning the CFP® designation provides practitioners with a better understanding of client needs, ensures superior recommendations, and builds credible relationships. CFP® certification is quickly becoming an industry standard that many consumers insist upon when seeking financial advice.

Xavier University’s Executive Certificate in Financial Planning program has been designed for both established financial professionals and working professionals entering the field of financial planning. Whether you are new to the financial services industry or a seasoned financial services professional, this program is designed to be equally beneficial. Outstanding faculty present the material in a manner that is clear, concise and understandable. The program will focus on the technical aspects, practical application, ethics and professionalism of financial planning.

The topics covered in this program are:

■ Fundamentals of Financial Planning and Insurance Planning

■ Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management

■ Taxation of Person, Property and Other Entities

■ Retirement and Employee Benefits

■ Estate Tax Planning

Xavier offers this program in partnership with Kaplan Schweser, the leading provider of financial planning and education materials. Kaplan Schweser has helped more than 18,000 financial professionals obtain their CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM designation. Because of Kaplan Schweser’s extensive experience in providing financial planning education, students participate in an efficient and effective learning environment.

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Please visit us at www.xavierleadershipcenter.com or phone us at 1-513-745-3396 or 1-800-982-2673 to learn more about our programs.
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As a part of Xavier University since 1966, the Xavier Leadership Center has served a variety of for-profit, not-for-profit and governmental organizations, remaining loyal to its mission --“to serve the regional business community by enhancing organizational effectiveness through the provision of high quality business education and management consulting processes.”
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The financial services industry is a highly competitive profession, and the global financial planning market continues to grow at a rapid pace. The knowledge gained on the path to earning the CFP® designation provides practitioners with a better understanding of client needs, ensures superior recommendations, and builds credible relationships. CFP® certification is quickly becoming an industry standard that many consumers insist upon when seeking financial advice. Xavier University's Executive Certificate in Financial Planning program has been designed for both established financial professionals and working professionals entering the field of financial planning. Whether you are new to the financial services industry or a seasoned financial services professional, this program is designed to be equally beneficial. Outstanding faculty present the material in a manner that is clear, concise and understandable. The program will focus on the technical aspects, practical application, ethics and professionalism of financial planning. The topics covered in this program are: ■ Fundamentals and Ethical Considerations & Insurance and Employee Benefits ■ Investment Planning ■ Income Tax Planning ■ Retirement Planning ■ Estate Planning ■ Capstone Case Course in Financial Planning Xavier offers this program in partnership with Kaplan Schweser, the leading provider of financial planning and education materials. Kaplan Schweser has helped more than 18,000 financial professionals obtain their CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM designation. Because of Kaplan Schweser's extensive experience in providing financial planning education, students participate in an efficient and effective learning environment.
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Course Overview and Descriptions

According to the 2009 Survey of Trends in the Financial Planning Industry

conducted by the College for Financial Planning, from 2006 through 2009,

new CFP® Certificants have averaged a 26% increase in their income in the

first year after earning their CFP® Certification.

Fundamentals of Financial Planning and Insurance Planning 40 HOURS

This course will introduce students to the theory and practice of financial planning. Students will receive an overview of specific areas of financial planning such as income tax planning, investment planning, retirement planning and estate planning. In addition, the course will present topics on the concepts of time value of money, education and retirement funding, and insurance planning. A financial calculator such as an HP 12C is required for this course.

Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 32 HOURS

This course introduces investment strategies, portfolio allocation theory and application, debt and equity securities, and portfolio management strategies. This course will also emphasize the importance of determining a client’s risk tolerance and goals and then managing an invest-ment portfolio that incorporates a client’s level of risk, while achieving their goals.

Taxation of Persons, Property and Other Entities 32 HOURS

This course will focus on the federal income tax system. Topics will include gross income inclusions, exclusions, deductions, exemptions and credits. This course will consider the income taxation of individuals, sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations (including S corporations). Finally, this course will present the students with taxation avoidance and minimization alternatives.

Retirement and Employee Benefits 32 HOURS

This course includes the comprehensive study of qualified and non qualified retirement plans, other tax-advantaged plans, and employee benefits. In addition, this course will present an overview of the social security, disability and health care program.

Estate Tax Planning 32 HOURS

This course will provide students with an introduction to estate planning and the taxation of estates for the purposes of financial planning. In addition, the overall tax implications of gifts and bequests will be presented in a manner that provides students with taxation avoidance and minimization techniques to be used when planning a client’s estate.

Cases in Financial Planning 24 HOURS

This course will involve case analysis and the integration of the six major areas of personal financial planning, which include: ■ Fundamentals of Financial Planning ■ Insurance Planning ■ Investment Planning ■ Income Tax Planning ■ Retirement Planning ■ Estate Planning

Students will examine the financial condition of individuals or families in a real world application of the financial planning topics that have been covered in the previous five courses. Students will have the opportunity to develop a financial plan and present their recommendations. The course is an excellent preparation tool for professionals entering the field and for case-type questions on the CFP® Certification Examination.

CFP® and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNERTM and the federally registered are certification marks owned by the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, Inc.

These marks are awarded to individuals who successfully complete the CFP Board’s initial and ongoing certification requirements.

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Fundamentals and Ethical Considerations& Insurance and Employee Benefits 40 hours This course will introduce students to the theory and practice of financial planning. Students will receive an overview of specific areas of financial planning such as income tax planning, investment planning, retirement planning and estate planning. In addition, the course will present topics on the concepts of time value of money, education and retirement funding, and insurance planning. A financial calculator such as an HP 12C is required for this course.
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Investment Planning 32 hours This course introduces investment strategies, portfolio allocation theory and application, debt and equity securities, and portfolio management strategies. This course will also emphasize the importance of determining a client's risk tolerance and goals and then managing an investment portfolio that incorporates a client's level of risk, while achieving their goals.
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Income Tax Planning 32 hours This course will focus on the federal income tax system. Topics will include gross income inclusions, exclusions, deductions, exemptions and credits. This course will consider the income taxation of individuals, sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations (including S corporations). Finally, this course will present the students with taxation avoidance and minimization alternatives.
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Retirement Planning 32 hours This course includes the comprehensive study of qualified and non qualified retirement plans, other tax-advantaged plans, and employee benefits. In addition, this course will present an overview of the social security, disability and health care program.
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Estate Planning 32 hours This course will provide students with an introduction to estate planning and the taxation of estates for the purposes of financial planning. In addition, the overall tax implications of gifts and bequests will be presented in a manner that provides students with taxation avoidance and minimization techniques to be used when planning a client's estate.
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Capstone Case Course in Financial Planning 24 hours This course will involve case analysis and the integration of the six major areas of personal financial planning, which include: ■ Fundamentals of Financial Planning ■ Insurance Planning ■ Investment Planning ■ Income Tax Planning ■ Retirement Planning ■ Estate Planning Students will examine the financial condition of individuals or families in a real world application of the financial planning topics that have been covered in the previous five courses. Students will have the opportunity to develop a financial plan and present their recommendations. The course is an excellent preparation tool for professionals entering the field and for case-type questions on the CFP® Certification Examination.
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Xavier Leadership Center 3800 Victory Parkway Cincinnati, OH 45207-7510 513-745-3396www.xavier.edu/xlc

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the time commitment required for study outside of the classroom? Depending on the student’s previous experience and education, a student can expect to spend between 1–2 hours outside of the classroom, for every hour in the classroom.

How long is the program and how much does it cost? This is a nine-month program consisting of six courses: Fundamentals of Financial Planning and Insurance Planning, Investment Planning, Income Taxation and Tax Planning, Retirement and Employee Benefits Planning, Estate Tax Planning and Cases in Financial Planning. Tuition for the program is $4,500. Tuition does not include books and materials.

Why choose Xavier University’s Executive Certificate in Financial Planning program over another program? Quality instruction is a must for any outstanding educational program. All faculty members have advanced degrees and certifications and are experienced professionals in their respective fields.

This program is a joint effort between Xavier University and Kaplan Schweser. Kaplan Schweser is the leading provider of review materials and courses for the CFP® Certification Examination as well as a nationally recognized publisher of financial planning education materials and courses. Combined with Xavier’s commitment to education, students entering this program can be assured of the best education available.

What is the process of attaining the CFP® designation? There are four E’s: Education, Examination, Experience and Ethics.

Education The Education requirement will be fulfilled by successfully completing Xavier’s Certificate in Financial Planning program. Certain professionals such as a Ph.D., D.B.A., JD, CFA, CPA, ChFC or CLU may challenge the exam. Once you become a CFP® certificant, you will be required to complete 30 hours of continuing education every two years.

Examination The CFP® certification examination is given three times per year in March, July and November. The national pass rate on the examination is approximately 56%. Based on a 2004 Job Topic Study, the CFP Board issues a topic list covering 89 areas a candidate should be prepared to answer at the evaluation level or lower.

Experience The education and experience requirements changed effective January 2007. In order to receive CFP® certification, the candidate must have three years of related work experience. This experience must be completed in the ten years preceding the exam or five years after the exam. In addition, the candidate must also have a bachelor’s degree, in any discipline, from a regionally-accredited U.S. college or university.

Ethics CFP® certificants are required to abide by the CFP Board’s Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility and Financial Planning Practice Standards. In addition, CFP® certificants are required to disclose to the CFP Board if involved in a criminal or civil proceeding.

Program Structure The Executive Certificate in Financial Planning is a sequential six-course certificate program that meets one night a week and one Saturday out of the month. Students can expect to complete the program in nine months. Please refer to our web site for the most current schedule of offerings.

Admission Criteria Participants in the certificate program must have a four-year degree. Any requests for exceptions to the above admissions requirements must be made in writing to the Program Director.

Application Procedures Students can download a copy of our application from www.xavier.edu/xlc or call 1-513-745-3396 or use the application attached to this brochure.

Certificate Upon successful completion of all required courses, participants will receive a certificate of completion from Xavier University. Xavier University is registered with the Certified Financial Planning Board of Standards Inc. to fulfill the education requirements of the CFP® Certification. Students who successfully complete the program will be eligible to sit for the CFP® Certification Examination.

Enrollment Tuition Cost for the six-course curriculum is $4,500, plus books and materials. The tuition must be paid prior to the first day of class. A 10% non-refundable deposit of $450 is due with the program application.

Refund Policy Enrolled students may withdraw after the first class and receive a 90% refund. If a student withdraws after the beginning of the second class, the student will not receive a refund but may request to take the program at the next available offering.

Program Faculty Xavier University is proud to have assembled an outstanding faculty team, in conjunction with Kaplan Schweser. All faculty in the Executive Certificate of Financial Planning program have either the CFP® designation, a professional designation or license. The faculty presents the material in a manner that allows students to utilize their time efficiently and effectively outside of the classroom.

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This program is a joint effort between Xavier University and Kaplan Schweser. Kaplan Schweser is the leading provider of review materials and courses for the CFP® Certification Examination as well as a nationally recognized publisher of financial planning education materials and courses. Combined with Xavier's commitment to education, students entering this program can be assured of the best education available. What is the process of attaining the CFP® designation? There are four E's: Education, Examination, Experience and Ethics. Education The Education requirement will be fulfilled by successfully completing Xavier's Certificate in Financial Planning program. Certain professionals such as a Ph.D., D.B.A., JD, CFA, CPA, ChFC or CLU may challenge the exam. Once you become a CFP® certificant, you will be required to complete 30 hours of continuing education every two years.
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Examination The CFP® certification examination is given three times per year in March, July and November. The national pass rate on the examination is approximately 56%. Based on a 2004 Job Topic Study, the CFP Board issues a topic list covering 89 areas a candidate should be prepared to answer at the evaluation level or lower. Experience The education and experience requirements changed effective January 2007. In order to receive CFP® certification, the candidate must have three years of related work experience. This experience must be completed in the ten years preceding the exam or five years after the exam. In addition, the candidate must also have a bachelor's degree, in any discipline, from a regionally-accredited U.S. college or university. Ethics CFP® certificants are required to abide by the CFP Board's Code of Ethics and Professional Responsibility and Financial Planning Practice Standards. In addition, CFP® certificants are required to disclose to the CFP Board if involved in a criminal or civil proceeding.
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Program Structure The Executive Certificate in Financial Planning is a sequential six-course certificate program that meets one night a week and one Saturday out of the month. Students can expect to complete the program in nine months. Please refer to our web site for the most current schedule of offerings. Admission Criteria Participants in the certificate program must have a four-year degree. Any requests for exceptions to the above admissions requirements must be made in writing to the Program Director. Application Procedures Students can download a copy of our application from www.xavierleadershipcenter.com or call 1-513-745-3396 or use the application attached to this form.
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Certificate Upon successful completion of all required courses, participants will receive a certificate of completion from Xavier University. Xavier University is registered with the Certified Financial Planning Board of Standards Inc. to fulfill the education requirements of the CFP® Certification. Students who successfully complete the program will be eligible to sit for the CFP® Certification Examination. Enrollment Tuition Cost for the six-course curriculum is $4,500, plus books and materials. The tuition must be paid prior to the first day of class. A 10% non-refundable deposit of $450 is due with the program application.
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Refund Policy Enrolled students may withdraw after the first class and receive a 90% refund. If a student withdraws after the beginning of the second class, the student will not receive a refund but may request to take the program at the next available offering. Program Faculty Xavier University is proud to have assembled an outstanding faculty team, in conjunction with Kaplan Schweser. All faculty in the Executive Certificate of Financial Planning program have either the CFP® designation, a professional designation or license. The faculty presents the material in a manner that allows students to utilize their time efficiently and effectively outside of the classroom.
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$495 is due with the program application.
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How long is the program and how much does it cost? This is a nine-month program consisting of six courses: Fundamentals and Ethical Considerations & Insurance and Employee Benefits, Investment Planning, Income Tax Planning, Retirement Planning, Estate Planning, and Capstone Case Course in Financial Planning. Tuition for the program is $4,950. Tuition does not include books and materials (approximately $600).
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Executive

Certificate in

Financial

Planning

Program

Application

Certificate Application Procedures

The Xavier Leadership Center

accepts both electronic and paper

applications for those seeking admis-

sions to certificate programs. An

online and a downloadable printable

version of our application can be

found on our web site at

xavierleadershipcenter.com.

Required Materials for Application

In addition to the application form

please include payment, an official

transcript and a résumé.

Certificate Deposit and Tuition

Students accepted into the program

are are required to pay for the course

prior to the class offering. Payment

may be made by check or credit

card.

An acknowledgement listing class

time, dates, location, parking pass,

and other relevant information wil be

sent as confirmation to all partici-

pants in each program. All courses

are offered contingent upon sufficient

enrollment and may be canceled due

to insufficient enrollment.

Withdrawal & Refund Policy

Enrolled students may withdraw after

the first class and receive a 90%

refund. If a student withdraws after

the beginning of the second class,

the student will not receive a refund

but may request to take the program

at the next available offering

January 2018 Schedule

Information Sessions

Dates: July 9, 2013Sept. 5, 2013

Where: Cintas CenterXavier University

Time: 6:00 pm

RSVP: Sue Bensman

www.xavier.edu/xlc

513-745-3396

[email protected]

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Information Webinar August 8, 2013 12:00 pm https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/315311578
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Executive Certificate in Financial Planning Program Application

Apply online at www.xavierleadershipcenter.com/programs/executive-certificate-in-financial-planning

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