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Professional Responsibility IAR CE: Getting Through To Clients In Period Of Financial Stress

C82178
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

This course teaches financial professionals how to deliver insights that clients can hear, understand, and act upon during periods of market stress. Drawing on financial counseling principles and applied behavioral psychology, the program explains why client emotions often block rational decision-making and how advisers can ethically work through that resistance. Participants learn how framing, contrast, anchoring, and social proof influence client perception of risk, return, and long-term outcomes. The class emphasizes translating market data into real-life meaning that aligns with client goals and values. By the end of the program, advisers will be better equipped to communicate expertise in ways that strengthen trust, improve client outcomes, and reinforce fiduciary responsibility.

Topic(s)
Equities
Ethics
Fiduciary Duty
Financial Planning
Investment Advisory Services
Professional Conduct
Retirement planning
Seniors, elders, or vulnerable adults
Suitability
Credits
1.0
Format
In-person seminar/event
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Text-Only
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
CIMA
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Scheduled Date
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

This course, Supreme Court Rejects Key SEC Enforcement Method, examines the landmark Supreme Court decision that significantly curtails the SEC's ability to impose civil penalties through administrative proceedings. The course explores the ruling's constitutional foundation, particularly its reliance on the Seventh Amendment right to a jury trial, and its broader implications for financial professionals, regulatory agencies, and legal enforcement mechanisms. Participants will gain insight into how this decision reshapes SEC enforcement strategy, affects state regulatory agencies, and empowers defense attorneys in financial fraud cases. Additionally, the course discusses potential future legal challenges, including the possibility of further limitations on administrative enforcement across various federal and state agencies.

Topic(s)
Ethics
Investment Advisory Services
Regulations
Credits
1.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Topic(s)
Client Relationships
Equities
Investment Advisory Services
Credits
1.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
Scheduled Date
Credits
1.5
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This course, presented by Paul Hood, provides an in-depth analysis of the potential tax law changes following the 2024 election and their impact on financial planning strategies. The session covers key issues such as the Byrd Rule's effect on the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the likelihood of legislative modifications before provisions sunset in 2026, and how political dynamics influence tax policy decisions. Participants will gain insights into strategic tax planning, including considerations for estate and gift taxes, charitable contributions, grantor trusts, and asset protection strategies. The course emphasizes risk assessment for clients, highlighting prudent approaches to managing uncertainty in light of evolving tax laws. Through detailed discussions on various planning techniques, professionals will be better equipped to advise clients on actions to take'or avoid'as they prepare for future legislative changes.

Topic(s)
Continuing Education
Generational Planning
Tax
Credits
1.5
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Description

The course for CFP and CPA financial planning professionals focuses on equipping fiduciaries with essential skills to evaluate, justify, and manage life insurance policies under best-interest regulations. Participants learn about cost-transparency, policy illustrations, and diversification strategies, ensuring recommendations align with fiduciary standards like those outlined by FINRA and the Uniform Prudent Investor Act. The class also emphasizes leveraging independent research tools like Veralytic and using stochastic modeling to assess long-term policy viability. This ensures practitioners can confidently navigate the complex life insurance landscape, protecting client interests and complying with evolving industry regulations.

Topic(s)
Business Continuity Plans/Succession Plans
Fiduciary Duty
Insurance
Credits
1.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Ethics & Professional Responsibility
Course Date
On Demand
Credits
1.0
Content Area
Products and Practice
Description

This course provides financial professionals with an evidence-based update on U.S. economic conditions and stock market trends as of August 19, 2025. Fritz Meyer analyzes key indicators including PMI data, employment trends, consumer spending, GDP forecasts, and inflation, offering insight into how these data points impact client portfolios. The course emphasizes long-term growth patterns, the wealth effect from baby boomers, and the role of earnings expectations in supporting high equity valuations. It also explores American exceptionalism, U.S. vs. international equity performance, and the implications of federal debt and deficits. Designed for CFP, CPA, CIMA, and IAR CE and CPE credit, this course helps professionals better understand today's financial landscape and communicate it effectively to clients.

Topic(s)
Bonds/debt securities
Client Relationships
Investment Advisory Services
Credits
1.0
Format
Live webinar/online presentation
Video/recorded webinar
Other Professional Designations
CFP
PFS
Complexity
Intermediate
Content Area
Products and Practice
Course Date
On Demand