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Minoring in Personal & Family Financial Planning
If you’re curious about how personal beliefs, values and lifestyle work in tandem to influence how people save, budget and invest — and what your role can be in helping them prepare for the future — consider partnering your major with a minor in Personal & Family Financial Planning.
Topics of Study
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- Estate Planning
- Financial Planning
- Retirement Planning
- Tax Planning
- Wealth Management
- Client Services
- Financial Services
Sample Courses
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- PFFP 315: Applied Personal & Family Income Tax Planning
- PFFP 402: Personal & Family Estate Planning
- PFFP 403: Retirement Savings & Family Income Strategies
Minor Requirements
The first six PFFP minor classes must be completed before PFFP 498 (Capstone)
There are no prerequisites for the first six classes. However, if a student has not taken an accounting class or does not have experience working in a financial field, it is highly recommended that they take HECL 302 or PFFP 302 prior to taking the PFFP classes.
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Elevate Your Education
Make an appointment with an adviser to learn about all the ways that a minor in Personal & Family Financial Planning can benefit your main course of study.