ADVANCED PRACTICE CENTER WEBINAR
PREPARING NOW FOR THE CHALLENGES AHEAD: GUIDING CLIENTS THROUGH TAX & ESTATE PLANNING IN 2023 & 2024
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NAIFA and the Society of FSP bring you this webinar on the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) that sunset at the end of 2025. The panel of Frank Blossman, Cynthia Crino, John Snider, and Ana Medinaceli Canelos will examine the planning opportunities these changes present and also explore the best ways to talk to your clients who are reluctant to discuss estate planning, including providing fact-finding tips, explaining listening styles, and guiding you to have clear conversations.
Now is the time to prepare your clients for the estate- and tax-planning challenges that lie ahead with the expiring provisions of the TCJA. While tax rates may be at historically low levels, it's critical to start planning now to reduce your clients' taxes in the future.
Note: NAIFA members will need the following promo code to register for FREE.
Promo code: APC092823
Continuing Education & Additional information are provided below.
Thursday, September 28, 2023
12:00 - 3:00 pm eastern
Registration Fee*
Live Event:
FREE for NAIFA, or FSP Members
$49 for Non-Members
CFP Credit: $5
CPE/Accounting Credit: $5
Prof. Recertification (PACE) Credit: $5
*Registration Fee includes live webinar, presentation material/slides, and access to the archived program
Program Overview
September 28th | 12-3 pm eastern
Examination of the provisions of the TCJA that sunset at the end of 2025
- No clawback is expected for outright gifts made before the sunset
- What to do if you used your exemption
- How to use one exemption
- Importance of planning now
Review portability elections, available relief for missed elections, and the computation and reporting of a deceased spouse’s unused exclusion change to the deceased spouse’s unused exemption
Technique refresher: Planning opportunities for clients who are on the bubble of the current or future estate and gift tax exemptions
- SLATs
- Loan-based techniques
How to start conversations with clients who are reluctant to talk about estate and tax planning
-Fact finding- Asking the right questions
- Legacy planning, business planning
- Making sure documents are up to date
-Listening
- Being a solutions-based planning professional (vs. stereotypical salesperson)
- Not being preoccupied with a preconceived solution – being open to inspiration and creative alternatives
-Experiencing an important Cortical Facilitation tool
- Resetting your autonomic nervous system
- Increasing coherence and being open (vs distracted and agitated), improving perception, focus, and your ability to evaluate alternatives and perform at your best
Collaborating as a team, including attorneys, CPAs, and advisors from other relevant disciplines
Note: There will be a 10 minute break midway through the program.
SPEAKERS
Frank C. Blossman, CLU, ChFC
Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance
Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance
Frank C. Blossman, CLU, ChFC
Cynthia Crino, CLU, ChFC
Guardian Life
Guardian Life
Cynthia Crino, CLU, ChFC
John C. Snider II, JD
John Hancock
John Hancock
John C. Snider II, JD
John C. Snider II, JD is AVP and Associate Counsel with the Advanced Markets Group at John Hancock. In his current position, John provides advanced life insurance, tax, estate planning, business planning, and charitable planning expertise to home office employees, field personnel, producers and advisors. Before joining John Hancock, John was in private practice in the Kansas City area with a major nationally recognized law firm where he concentrated his practice on estate planning, business planning, and charitable planning for moderate and high-net-worth individuals and entities. John was one of the founding members of the Advanced Markets team. With more than 30 years of experience, he has served the insurance profession as an Advanced Markets attorney for John Hancock, Manulife Financial, and two other insurance carriers. His prior experience includes point of sale support. John received his Bachelor of Arts degree, summa cum laude, in Economics, Business Administration and Religious Studies, completing three majors in four years and graduating first in his class from Graceland College (now University) in Iowa. John received his Juris Doctor degree from the University of Kansas School of Law where he was elected by the faculty into the Order of the Coif.
Ana Medinaceli Canelos
John Hancock
John Hancock
Ana Medinaceli Canelos
Ana is a Director of John Hancock’s Advanced Markets Group. In her current position, Ana specializes in all aspects of planning including ultra high-net-worth strategies, planning for business owners, and retirement maximization. Ana’s creativity and passion revolve around turning complex business, financial, and estate planning strategies into understandable concepts. Ana is a frequent speaker and webinar presenter, and has been a podcast host. Ana holds her Life and Health Insurance license, and has her Series 7 (General Securities Representative), Series 66 (Uniform Combined State Law Exam) and Series 24 (General Securities Principal) licenses. Ana is a Wellesley College graduate, where she studied International Relations with a minor in Economics and graduated cum laude.
CONTINUING EDUCATION INFORMATION
Educational Level
Intermediate
CE Credits
3 CFP® credits, 3 CPE (accounting)* credits, and 3 Professional Recertification (formerly PACE) credits have been applied for.
$5.00 fee per discipline.
You must participate in the live webinar in order to earn CE credits and must be logged in to the web portion. Additionally you must attend the entire program. For those requesting credits, a certificate of completion will be emailed to you about a week after the webinar, upon successful completion of the webinar. For CFP® credit, FSP will report your credit to the CFP Board for you after the webinar.
*Additional CPE Info:
Prerequisite: Basic understanding of tax and estate planning
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Group Internet Based
Program Level: Intermediate
Society of Financial Service Professionals is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.nasbaregistry.org.
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