FNSFPL616 — Implement financial plans

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What an assessment for FNSFPL616 must cover

33 assessable components: 3 elements (15 performance criteria), 3 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Establish actions, timings and priorities needed to implement financial plan

1.1Identify and source financial plan to be implemented
1.2Review special features of client situation for implementation implications
1.3Establish implementation actions and confirm they are consistent with client needs and objectives, and prioritise specifications and timings for each action to be implemented
1.4Explain implementation actions to authorised representative and obtain written agreement to actions
1.5Establish implementation diary and other required records according to organisational policies and procedures

2 Establish procedures for implementing financial plan

2.1Identify and brief required personnel to implement each action in financial plan
2.2Identify and meet internal and external communication and documentation requirements
2.3Coordinate implementation actions that depend on and involve actions by other professionals
2.4Establish audit trails and monitoring procedures for critical implementation timings and priorities

3 Undertake and/or supervise implementation of actions associated with financial plan

3.1Ensure authorised representative provides client with information on actions they must undertake
3.2Confirm authorised representative issues instructions to required internal and external personnel as per financial plan requirements
3.3Maintain consultation and monitoring with internal and external stakeholders where joint implementation action is required
3.4Check and follow up lodgement of documentation to ensure plan timings are met
3.5Obtain fees and charges, and process according to organisational and legislative requirements
3.6Seek and integrate feedback on implemented actions from relevant stakeholders

Performance evidence

implement one different financial plan in at least three of the following practice areas: aged care, direct investments, estate planning, life insurance, managed investments, retirement planning, social securities, superannuation, taxation.
present each plan to client’s authorised representative, explaining required implementation actions and obtaining agreement to the actions
complete documentation and establish relevant audit trails of records and data using applicable technology and software.

Knowledge evidence

legislative requirements relating to implementing financial plans, including: corporations and consumer legislation, relevant financial legislation, government financial and superannuation policy
organisational policies and procedures relating to implementing financial plans
common methods of presenting financial data and documenting financial plans
types and key features of financial products and markets relating to implementing financial plans, including banks and other authorised representatives
special features of client situation that have implications when implementing financial plans, including: complex estate planning issues, complex taxation, unusual or infrequent income and expenditure, high asset, legal issues
roles and responsibilities of other professionals involved in implementing financial plans, including of accountants and lawyers.

Foundation skills

Learning: Maintains knowledge of compliance legislation and regulatory environment necessary to perform role
Numeracy: Uses mathematical equations to perform calculations and check accuracy of fees and financial data Analyses, records and stores complex financial data and information
Oral communication: Participates in verbal exchanges, choosing relevant language to explain complex concepts to audiences Uses active listening and questioning techniques to confirm understanding
Reading: Researches and manages information and products to determine currency, accuracy and appropriateness to client needs Consolidates and evaluates information from a range of sources to form a holistic perspective of complex situations and to identify implications
Writing: Completes documentation following organisational procedures and protocols Uses clear language, relevant terminology and correct spelling and grammar to convey information to a range of stakeholders
Teamwork: Selects and uses relevant conventions and protocols when communicating with internal and external stakeholders to provide or seek information Uses collaboration techniques to build trust and encourage stakeholders to voice concerns Adapts personal communication style to show respect for the opinions, values and needs of others
Planning and organising: Plans, sequences and implements processes and tasks to meet legislative, organisational and client requirements
Problem solving: Systematically evaluates complex information to make informed decisions about relevant services
Technology: Uses the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks

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