Wealth Management 1 Practice Flashcards

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These flashcards cover the key legislative frameworks, financial planning processes, economic indicators, and retirement fund concepts from the Wealth Management 1 Study Guide.

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FAIS

An acronym for the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act (Act37of2002Act 37 of 2002), which aims to regulate the giving of advice and rendering of intermediary services to clients.

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FSP

Financial Service Provider; any person, other than a representative, who renders financial services to clients by furnishing advice and/or rendering an intermediary service.

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Key Individual (KI)

Natural persons responsible for managing or overseeing the rendering of financial services by a Financial Service Provider or its representatives.

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Representative

Any person who renders financial services to a client on behalf of a financial services provider in terms of conditions of employment or a mandatory agreement.

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Advice

Any recommendation, guidance, or proposal of a financial nature to a client regarding the purchase, investment, amendment, replacement, or termination of a financial product.

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Intermediary Service

Any act other than the furnishing of advice that results in a client entering into a transaction, or involves managing, servicing, or processing claims for a financial product.

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Continuous Professional Development (CPD)

A process of learning and development enabling FSPs, key individuals, representatives, or compliance officers to maintain competency to comply with the FAIS Act.

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Fit and Proper Requirements

A collective term for personal character qualities (honesty and integrity), competence (experience and qualifications), operational ability, financial soundness, and CPD.

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Replacement

The process of substituting a financial product wholly or in part with another, or the variation of a product while entering into another.

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FICA

The Financial Intelligence Centre Act (Act38of2001Act 38 of 2001), established to combat money-laundering activities and financing of terrorist and related activities.

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Money Laundering

Any activity of concealing or disguising the nature, source, location, disposition, or movement of the proceeds of criminal activities.

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Client Due Diligence (CDD)

A risk-based approach requiring accountable institutions to identify and verify the identities of clients, establish beneficial ownership, and conduct ongoing monitoring.

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Common Monetary Area (CMA)

Consists of Lesotho, Namibia, South Africa, and Swaziland; relevant for exchange control and investment limits.

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Restriction Period

A period of 55 years applying to new insurance policies during which loan and surrender values are limited under the Long-term Insurance Act.

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20% Rule

A regulation stating that if an insurance premium in any year is more than 20%20\% higher than the largest premium in the preceding 22 years, a new 55-year restriction period begins.

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Insurable Interest

The financial interest a person has in the property or person insured, which must exist at the time the insurance is affected.

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Treating Customers Fairly (TCF)

A regulatory approach ensuring that specific fairness outcomes are delivered to financial services customers throughout the product life cycle.

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Consumer Protection Act (CPA)

An act implemented on 31March201131 March 2011 to promote fair, accessible, and responsible consumer markets and protect against unfair trade practices.

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6 Steps of Financial Planning

  1. Establishing the relationship; 2. Gathering data/goals; 3. Analysing financial status; 4. Developing recommendations; 5. Implementing recommendations; 6. Monitoring.
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King IV Report

A set of voluntary principles and good practices for corporate governance based on an 'Apply AND Explain' approach to achieve outcomes like an ethical culture and effective control.

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SMART Goals

Criteria for financial goals: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time bound.

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Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

The total value of all final goods and services produced within the boundaries of a country in a particular period, used to measure economic growth.

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Consumer Price Index (CPI)

An inflation indicator measuring the change in the cost of a basket of products and services; also known as headline inflation.

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Repo Rate

The interest rate at which the South African Reserve Bank lends cash to banks, serving as a benchmark for short-term interest rates.

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Bull Market

A prolonged period during which investment prices rise faster than their historical average, associated with increasing investor confidence.

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Bear Market

A persistent and prolonged decline in investment prices accompanied by widespread pessimism.

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Systematic Risk

A risk that influences a large number of assets, such as political events or war, and is virtually impossible to protect against through diversification.

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Diversification

The selection of different investment instruments in order to reduce unsystematic or specific portfolio risk.

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Defined Benefit Fund

A retirement fund where benefits are determined by a formula (x%×salary×years of servicex\% \times \text{salary} \times \text{years of service}), and the employer carries the investment risk.

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Defined Contribution Fund

A retirement fund where benefits are determined by investment performance and contributions, and the employee carries the investment risk.

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Two-Pot Retirement System

A reform implemented on 1September20241 September 2024 allowing members to access a 'savings pot' before retirement while preserving a 'retirement pot'.

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Savings Pot

One-third of total retirement contributions from 01/09/202401/09/2024 that can be accessed once per tax year, subject to a minimum withdrawal of R2,000R2,000.

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Retirement Pot

Two-thirds of total retirement contributions from 01/09/202401/09/2024 which is subject to compulsory preservation and must be used to purchase an annuity at retirement.

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Vested Pot

Contains retirement benefits accumulated before the implementation of the Two-Pot system (01/09/202401/09/2024), governed by old withdrawal and retirement rules.

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Investment Linked Life Annuity (ILLA)

A living annuity where income is not guaranteed but depends on the performance of underlying investments, with drawdowns between 2.5%2.5\% and 17.5%17.5\%.