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Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits

for Financial Planners, 6th Edition

ISBN# - 978-0-9801299-7-7

 

Retirement Planning and Employee Benefits for Financial Planners is written at the graduate and upper division  undergraduate level for students interested in acquiring an understanding of retirement planning from a professional financial planning viewpoint. The text is intended to be used in a Retirement Planning course as part of an overall curriculum in financial planning or a Masters in Tax program emphasizing planning. The text is also intended to serve as a reference for practicing professional financial planners. It was designed to meet the educational requirements for a Retirement Planning Course in a CFP Board-Registered Program.

Author: Michael A. Dalton

Price: $118.00

 

Additional Information for 6th Edition:

 (requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader, available free from Adobe)

acrobat icon 2009 and 2010 Figures

acrobat icon Table of Contents

acrobat icon  Special Features

acrobat icon  Sample Pages

acrobat icon COLA Table

acrobat icon  CFP Board Topic List

acrobat icon  Special Topics for Qualified Plans

acrobat icon  Nondiscriminatory Classification Testing

acrobat icon Updates and Clarifications (Last updated on March 9, 2010)

 

Solutions to End of Chapter Questions*

*Solutions are password protected. Please contact your instructor for the password.

 

 

Additional Information for 5th Edition:

 (requires the Adobe Acrobat Reader, available free from Adobe)

New Law - Required Minimum Distributions

Worker, Retiree, and Employer Recovery Act of 2008

For 2009, the required minimum distribution has been suspended that is generally applicable to retirement plans, with respect to defined contribution arrangements, including IRAs. An individual may still withdraw needed funds from his/her retirement plan or IRA, however, he/she is not required to do so for 2009.

Please Note: The 2008 Act did not suspend the requirement that a taxpayer who turned

70½ in 2008 must make a required minimum distribution no later than April 1, 2009.

 

acrobat icon2009 and 2010 Figures

acrobat icon 2008 and 2009 Figures

acrobat icon Table of Contents

acrobat icon  Special Features

acrobat icon  Updates and Clarifications   (Last updated in March 2010)

Solutions to End of Chapter Questions*

*Solutions are password protected. Please contact your instructor for the password.

 



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