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1.
Every life event triggers changes for an investor's portfolio.
False. Any given life event may or may not trigger such a change, though most do.
2.
To determine how quickly a company is growing, examine its _______.
Sales growth. Compare a company's sales growth with those of other companies in the same sector. Examine whether sales growth is speeding up or slowing down, as well as how consistent growth has been.
3.
If you want to work with a financial advisor, what's the first thing you should do?
Decide what you're looking for--a comprehensive plan or help with a specific issue. The first step is deciding what you want. Are you looking for someone to handle part of your financial life or are you seeking a financial advisor who can take care of it all? Talk to advisors and gather references after you know what you need.
4.
What should we do when we go through a new life stage?
Re-evaluate our financial plans. Our financial plans may or may not need to change. But one thing we must do is re-evaluate those plans--otherwise, we won't know whether they need to change at all.
5.
To determine how profitable a company is, you can examine its cash flow.
False. Cash flow does not tell you much about profitability. The metric you want is return on assets, which measures how well a company uses investors' money.
