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Financial Planning Association of Central Ohio serves and inspires those who deliver, support and need financial planning.
FPA of Central Ohio Chapter totals nearly 300 members and continues to grow! FPA professionals represent a broad spectrum of specialties including fee-based, commission based, and fee-only planning. FPA’s individual members include financial planners, most of whom hold the CFP® certification or are pursuing CFP® certification.
Learn more about your FPA of Central Ohio Chapter Leaders, or contact our administration office by email at Admin@FPAcentralohio.org.
COVID - 19 Resources
Statement from Social Security Commissioner Andrew Saul about COVID-19 Economic Impact Payments for Beneficiaries
Attention Ohio Insurance License Holders - On Friday, March 27, Governor DeWine signed H.B. 197, emergency legislation to provide relief to businesses and Ohioans in light of the COVID-19 crisis. Read more...
Volatility Resource Center
Navigating Market Turbulence Related to Coronavirus - for FPA Members
FPA Central Ohio on NBC4 Daytime Columbus promoting Financial Planning Day 2019
Preparing For Tomorrow Starts Today 2020
General Events
November 9, 2021
7:45-9:15AM
FPA Central Ohio presents Planning for Retirement and the Impact of Divorce
Presented by Amy Kelly, CDFA®, CFP®
Fawcett Center
December 14, 2021
3:45-5:45PM
FPA Central Ohio presents Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Plans
Brian Ellerman
Fawcett Center
Nexgen Events
None at this time.
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Feature Articles
Are Your Clients Impacted by the “Ultra-Millionaire” Wealth Tax?
Palladium Group Platinum Partner Feature Article
A few months ago, Senator Elizabeth Warren (D – MA) was in the media sharing details on her proposed “ultra-millionaire” wealth tax. I have no interest in debating the politics of why such a tax might be a good thing or a bad thing. However, it does present a new opportunity to registered investment advisors (RIA) who have broadened their services to include family offices, private client groups, or both. If they have not already, your ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) clients will be looking to you for ideas and strategies to mitigate their potential increased income taxation.
