A well-rounded financial plan considers both growth and stability. Clients look to their Advisors for insights as they make financial decisions, adjust to changing circumstances, and work toward their long-term goals. By incorporating thoughtful risk management...
Stress testing is a crucial tool for assessing the performance of systems, portfolios, or processes under challenging circumstances. By simulating scenarios such as economic downturns or market fluctuations, it reveals vulnerabilities and aids in crafting strategies...
Preparing for the future is rarely simple—uncertainty is a constant, and the most effective strategies are those that embrace flexibility and plan for the unexpected. Scenario analysis provides a robust framework for evaluating possible outcomes, anticipating...
Snap Projections was thrilled to once again sponsor the annual IAFP Symposium. This year, the team conducted a Symposium Case Study deep-dive through a 2-part webinar series. The Case Study, May The Wealth Be With You, can be downloaded here. This case holds some...
Instantly compare up to 5 scenarios with tables and visual charts. As an Advisor, you already know that the fundamental reason for creating multiple scenarios is to illustrate how they impact meaningful outcomes for your clients over time, and to help inform them of...
A Guide to prepare for the unexpected Let’s start with digging into the reasons why Financial Advisors and Planners should be helping their clients plan for the unexpected. The video case study addresses 4 specific client questions that are based on planning for those...
By stress testing financial plans, Financial Advisors can help retirees identify potential risks, make informed decisions, and optimize their financial strategies to achieve their objectives and maintain financial security in retirement. Here are 6 of the top reasons...
We know that right now inflation, interest rates, talk of bear markets, and declining portfolio values are top of mind for nearly all Canadians — in particular, those who are either approaching retirement or are already there. It's time to learn how to stress test...