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MFPC lists seven modules assessed separately. Effective 1 January 2025, Module 7 comprises construction of a comprehensive financial plan (project paper) and a 75-MCQ assessment. There is no single qualification-wide exam duration, question count or pass mark; confirm the current module notice and project requirements with MFPC.

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A client has RM95,000 of financial assets, a home worth RM520,000, a mortgage of RM310,000 and a car loan of RM25,000. What is net worth if no other assets or debts exist?

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Protection Gaps: Stop Counting the Same Savings Twice

Calculate a household protection shortfall while preserving cash already committed to education and emergency needs.

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The shortfall that looks smaller than it is

A protection calculation can look correct while counting the same savings twice. Consider a fictional household with one hundred eighty thousand ringgit of debts to clear and four hundred twenty thousand for dependant support after a parent's death. Suitable existing life cover is two hundred thousand, and the household has one hundred thousand in cash. Someone recommends another three hundred thousand of cover. Before accepting that answer, ask a crucial question: what else must that cash fund?

Build the need before subtracting resources

For this exercise, assume the needs assessment is complete and all figures are measured on a consistent basis. Add the debt repayment and dependant support amounts: the total requirement is six hundred thousand ringgit. Deduct the two hundred thousand of suitable existing cover, leaving four hundred thousand before considering available assets. Do not subtract future premiums as though they were claim proceeds, or assume every policy pays for the same event. Check the actual benefits and conditions.

Find the cash that is genuinely uncommitted

The missing facts are that thirty thousand ringgit is reserved for emergencies and forty thousand is committed to education. Assume the family wishes to preserve both goals and that these amounts do not overlap the dependant-support estimate. Only thirty thousand of the cash remains available for this protection need. Subtract that from four hundred thousand, and the additional protection shortfall is three hundred seventy thousand ringgit. The earlier recommendation understated the gap by seventy thousand under these assumptions.

A calculated gap is not a completed recommendation

The arithmetic identifies a shortfall, but it does not finish the insurance recommendation. The planner still needs to examine affordability, underwriting, benefit definitions, exclusions, existing policy terms and how long the family needs protection. Perhaps the clients choose to revise a goal or retain some risk after understanding the consequences. Record that decision explicitly. Quietly using education savings in the protection calculation while still presenting education as fully funded would conceal the trade-off instead of resolving it.

Mini-check: one commitment is reduced

Now assume the clients deliberately reduce the separate education commitment from forty thousand to twenty thousand ringgit. All other facts remain unchanged, including the emergency reserve and the six hundred thousand total need. What is the revised additional protection gap? First, one hundred thousand minus thirty thousand minus twenty thousand leaves fifty thousand available cash. Then six hundred thousand minus two hundred thousand minus fifty thousand gives three hundred fifty thousand ringgit. The smaller gap comes from an explicit goal change.

Apply one resource to one agreed purpose

Use this sequence in an integrated planning question: establish the need, verify suitable existing protection, identify resources genuinely available, and explain the remaining gap alongside feasible options. Check that resource amounts are valued consistently and are not promised simultaneously to incompatible goals. Revisit the analysis when dependants, debts, income or policy benefits change. The transferable rule is to count resources by their agreed availability, not merely their appearance on a balance sheet or in a product brochure.

In this lesson

  1. 1.The shortfall that looks smaller than it is
  2. 2.Build the need before subtracting resources
  3. 3.Find the cash that is genuinely uncommitted
  4. 4.A calculated gap is not a completed recommendation
  5. 5.Mini-check: one commitment is reduced
  6. 6.Apply one resource to one agreed purpose

Aligned to the Official programme syllabus. Independent teaching with original examples; this focused lesson does not cover the entire syllabus.

Exam Syllabus

Core Registered Financial Planner (RFP) topics

01

Fundamentals of Financial Planning

Planning process and client financial analysis

02

Risk Management & Insurance Planning

Risk assessment and insurance needs

03

Investment Planning

Portfolio design and investment evaluation

04

Zakat & Tax Planning

Tax planning and zakat assessment using stated rules

05

Estate Planning

Estate administration and distribution planning

06

Retirement Planning

Accumulation and retirement income

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