bp westwood - case study for may 2015 meeting
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bp westwood - case study for may 2015 meeting
BP WESTWOOD CASE STUDY Client: Joe and Josephine Bruin. He's 52; She's 51. They have three children, ages 15, 17 and 23. Personal: They live in a $1M home with a mortgage of $400K. Financial: Mutual Fund investments of $100K; no savings for college for the two younger children Life Insurance: He - $250K Term; She - None Business - His: Sons of Westwood; he's a 50/50 owner with his brother (a handshake partnership). They make widgets. Annual sales of about $2M (growth of about 20% per year). There are 9 employees, but no pension, profit-sharing or health plan. There is no succession plan in place. His business detail: Widgets are made overseas and imported. High employee turnover. He does not get along with his sister-in-law. He has had problems in the past with customers who pay their invoices late Business - Hers: 50% owner of an 4 - unit apartment building with her sister. Title is JTWROS. They received it as an inheritance from their late father. FMV - $1.8M. No debt. Total Cash flow is about $72,000 per year. Her business detail: Worried about people getting injured at property and what happens if one of them (the sisters, not the people renting) should die. Personal/Family Detail: 23 year old is a professional and has fiance; Retirement goal is age 65 (his age) Home Mortgage - 23 yrs left @ 6.5% No college savings in place for 2 kids Assignment: Based on this fact pattern, how might you be able to help Joe and Josephine Bruin? If you need to have more information before you can help them, please tell us what information you need and why (not before the meeting; at the meeting). Under a worse case scenario, make it up. You will have no more than 2 min. to discuss