pmfa case study

25
PMFA Case Study Team 1 Zach Ball Connor Cloetingh Zhentao Zhong Alex Stansberry

Upload: noleta

Post on 25-Feb-2016

30 views

Category:

Documents


1 download

DESCRIPTION

PMFA Case Study. Team 1 Zach Ball Connor Cloetingh Zhentao Zhong Alex Stansberry. Client Profile Basic Information Goals Risk Tolerance Vehicle Allocation Current Vehicle Allocation Current Asset Portfolio Future Vehicle Allocation Future Asset Allocation Within: Joint Trust - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

TRANSCRIPT

Page 1: PMFA Case Study

PMFA Case StudyTeam 1Zach BallConnor CloetinghZhentao ZhongAlex Stansberry

Page 2: PMFA Case Study

Client ProfileBasic InformationGoalsRisk Tolerance

Vehicle AllocationCurrent Vehicle Allocation

Current Asset PortfolioFuture Vehicle Allocation

Future Asset AllocationWithin:

Joint TrustSEP IRARoth IRA

Page 3: PMFA Case Study

Basic Information•Age 30•Business Owners•Salary $125,000 each•Current Investments: $1,000,000

Page 4: PMFA Case Study

John and Jane Spartan

Client Information ProfileRetirement Age Ideal John 60 Jane 60Annual Retirement Spending

$150,000

Annual Savings SEP-IRA $22,930 Roth IRA $5,000Estate Goal $0

Page 5: PMFA Case Study

Goals• Retire: Age 60• Life expectancy:95 Years

▫ (35 years after retirement)• Maintain Standard of Living

▫ Live off $150,000 per year• Obtain Financial Independence• Possess Financial Peace of Mind

$5,818,397

Page 6: PMFA Case Study

Risk ToleranceOverall Moderate Risk:• Claim to be “aggressive” investors• Contradictions on some issues.

▫ Cannot tolerate more than 10% losses▫ Can tolerate short – term declines to maintain

purchasing power▫ Unwilling to wait several years to recover from

losses due to extended down market.

Page 7: PMFA Case Study

Income Tax Considerations •Based off 2012 Tax Rates•Married Filling Separately•Net Total Income $177,930 at a Rate of

28.83%•John able to contribute $22,930 in SEP IRA

per year •Jane able to contribute $5,000 in Roth IRA

per year •Tax rates likely to increase in future•Contributions likely to decrease

Page 8: PMFA Case Study

Current Vehicle Allocation Account

Asset Market Value

John and Jane

Joint Trust

CashFidelity U.S Bond IndexFidelity Fund

$500,000$280,000$20,000

John IRA Fidelity U.S. Bond IndexFidelity Fund

$20,000$80,000

Jane Roth IRA

Fidelity U.S. Bond Index

$100,000

80%

10%

10%

Current Investment Vehicle Allocation

Joint TrustIRARoth IRA

Page 9: PMFA Case Study

Strategic Investment Vehicle Allocation

10%10%

80%

New Investment Vehicle Al-location

Roth IRASEP IRAJoint trust

Page 10: PMFA Case Study

Current Allocation Plan

10%

40%50%

Current

Large CapFixed incomeCash

Average Return 4.5% Downside Risk -0.5%

Asset allocation

Page 11: PMFA Case Study

Current Portfolio Analysis

•Past performance does not guarantee future performance •Portfolio is not well diversified

Page 12: PMFA Case Study

20%

16%

16%15%

21%

4%8%

Moderate Growth Large CapMid CapSmall CapEquity with div-idendsFixed IncomeCash EquivalentCommod-ity

Future Overall Strategic Allocation Plan

Average Return 7.72%Downside Risk -12.02%

Page 13: PMFA Case Study

Capital Market

Page 14: PMFA Case Study

Vehicle Deposits Growth Withdrawals Deposit Cap

IRA Tax-deductable

Tax-free Taxed $5,000

Roth IRA After-tax Tax-free Tax-free $5,000

Joint trust After-tax Taxed Tax- Free N/A

SEP-IRA Tax-deductable

Tax-free Taxed $50,000

Investment Vehicle Analysis

Page 15: PMFA Case Study

Joint TrustCurrent Allocation Future Allocation• $800,000

63%35%

3%

CashFBIDXFFIDX

$800,000

20%

10%

5%25%

20%

20%

Joint trust Fixed incomeCommodityCash Equiva-lentslarge Cap EquityMid Cap EquitySmall Cap Equity

Page 16: PMFA Case Study

IRA- John SEP IRACurrent Allocation Future Allocation• $100,000

20%

80%

FBIDXFFIDX

$100,000 With yearly contributions of $22,930

75%

25%

SEP-John

EquityFixed Income

Page 17: PMFA Case Study

Roth IRA- JaneCurrent Allocation Future Allocation• $100,000

100%

Amount

FBIDX

$100,000With yearly contributions of $5,000 per year

80%

20%

Roth IRA- Jane

Equity with dividendsFixed Income

Page 18: PMFA Case Study

Possible Investments Ideas•Equities

▫Money Managers▫Mutual Funds▫ETFs

•Fixed Investments▫Bond Mutual Funds▫U.S Treasury Notes

•Commodities ▫Gold

Page 19: PMFA Case Study

Equity Investment Recommendations • Money Managers

▫Confluence Increasing Dividend Equity Account 2.8% Annual Dividend Returns 15.3% Standard Deviation Higher Growth Option

▫ Vireo Alpha Sector Alphadex Equity Plus Invests in ETFs Primary Focus on Protecting Downside Losses Has ability to re-allocate assets to all cash in down markets 9.82% Standard Deviation

Page 20: PMFA Case Study

Recommendations Cont.•Mutual Funds

▫Davis New York Venture Fund (NYVTX) Focus on Long Term Capital Appreciation Invests in Large Cap Equities Average Rate of Return 11.47% 20.3% Standard Deviation

▫ Calamos Growth and Income Fund (CVTRX) Invested 45% in Stocks 35% in Bonds 9.46% Return 13.19% Standard Deviation

Page 21: PMFA Case Study

Fixed Income/Commodities •PIMCO Total Return Bond Fund (PTTRX)

▫Great diversification to protect against large downside swings

▫8.34% Return Since Inception ▫Best in the Business Management Team

•SPDR Gold Trust ETF ▫Diversifies the Portfolio▫Safe Investment Tends to go up when

Equities go down

Page 22: PMFA Case Study

Summary of Cash Flows

Page 23: PMFA Case Study

SummaryReallocated funds within each account• Diversified Portfolio• Protected against serious losses

Will need to evaluate funds periodically to remain current

• Reallocate funds in the future to meet needs

Page 24: PMFA Case Study

Other Considerations•Life and Disability Insurance

▫What if something tragic were to happen?•Possibility of business failing

▫What if the internet company goes out of business?

•What if they live longer than expected?▫Will they have enough money to live 1 more

year? 5 more years?

Page 25: PMFA Case Study

Questions?