hard · Certified Financial Planner Investment Planning
The Pfeiffer household recently experienced the death of a spouse. Mrs. Pfeiffer, age 56, inherited a $2,400,000 portfolio and expresses extreme anxiety about market volatility, requesting to liquidate all equity positions immediately.
Based on CFP Board Practice Standards, what is the professional's first step?
- Identify the quantitative and qualitative impacts of the bereavement and clarify her new financial goals.
- Implement a partial liquidation of 25% to cash while deferring the remainder for 90 days.
- Provide a detailed Monte Carlo analysis showing the long-term cost of moving to an all-cash position. In this case
- Execute the liquidation as instructed to fulfill the fiduciary duty to follow client instructions.
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