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Newport Beach, Dana Point, Lake Forest, Rancho Santa Margarita,
San JuanCapistrano, San Clemente, Tustin, Santa Ana, Costa
Mesa, Orange, Anaheim, Anaheim Hills, El Toro, Trabucco
Hills, Foothill Ranch, NellieGail Ranch, Portola Hills,
Newport Coast, Balboa Island, Huntington Beach
ORANGE
COUNTY
Cities and Zipcodes
Anaheim
92801, 92802, 92803, 92804, 92805, 92806, 92807, 92808,
92809, 92812, 92814, 92815, 92816, 92817, 92825, 92850,
92899, Brea 92821, 92822, 92823, Buena Park 90620, 90621,
90622, 90623, 90624, Costa Mesa 92626, 92627, 92628, Cypress
90630, Fountain Valley 92708, 92728, Fullerton 92831, 92832,
92833, 92834, 92835, 92836, 92837, 92838, Garden Grove 92840,
92841, 92842, 92843, 92844, 92845, 92846, Huntington Beach
92605, 92615, 92646, 92647, 92648, 92649, La Habra 90631,
90632, 90633, La Palma 90623, Los Alamitos 90720, 90721,
Orange 92856, 92857, 92859, 92861, 92862, 92863, 92864,
92865, 92866, 92867, 92868, 92869, Placentia 92870, 92871,
Santa Ana 92701, 92702, 92703, 92704, 92705, 92706, 92707,
92708, 92711, 92712, 92725, 92728, 92735, 92799, Seal Beach
90740, Stanton 90680, Tusin 92780, 92781, 92782, Villa Park
92861, 92867, Westminister 92683, 92684, 92685, Yorba Linda
92885, 92886, 92887Aliso Viejo 92653, 92656, 92698, Dana
Point 92624, 92629, Laguna Hills 92637, 92653, 92654, 92656,
Laguna Niguel 92607, 92677, Laguna Woods 92653, 92654, Lake
Forest 92609, 92630, Mission Viejo 92675, 92690, 92691,
92692, 92694, Newport Beach 92657, 92658, 92659, 92660,
92661, 92662, 92663, Rancho Santa Margarita 92688, San Clemente
92672, 92673, 92674, San Juan Capistrano 92675, 92690, 92691,
92692, 92693, 92694 Ladera Ranch 92694, Coto De Caza 92679
Anaheim Hills 92807, 92808, 92809, 92817 Dove Canyon 92679
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NEED
HELP WITH FINANCIAL PLANNING IN ORANGE COUNTY?
Here is a list of Financial Planners and Financial
Service Providers in Orange County
that can help you with Your Finances and Retirement
Planning:
1)
ORANGE
COUNTY FINANCIAL SERVICES
WEBSITE:
Learn
More About MARUCA FINANCIAL SERVICES
Email:
MICHAEL
MARUCA
Call
me Today! (949)
858- 5141
"Optimize
Your Retirement Savings Process"
Address:
32022
Via Oso Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
CUSTOMER
RATING: 
Summary:
As a financial planner and financial service profivider,
I can offer you a wide range of services, from selecting
individual investments to developing a retirement
plan. With access to a broad array of company resources
- including research analysts.
FINANCIAL ADVISOR - Certified by
the College for Financial Planning. With my research
analysts, economic and market experts -- I can help
you make informed investment decisions based on
your specific needs. I don't have any product sales
quotas therefore I am free to recommend the most
suitable products and services for your unique situation.
My Services Include: Retirement Planning, 401(k)
Rollovers, Estate Planning, Life Insurance, IRA
Rollovers, Employee Stock Options, Long-term Care,
Bonds, IRAs, Professional Money Management, Trusts
& Estate Planning. California Insurance License.
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ORANGE
COUNTY INSURANCE SERVICES MISSION VIEJO
WEBSITE:Learn
More About MICHAEL MARUCA
Email:
MICHAEL MARUCA
Call
me Today! (949)
858- 5141
"
Insurance and Financial Services that Fit Right "
Address:
32022
Via Oso Trabuco Canyon, CA 92679
CUSTOMER
RATING:
Summary:Group
Medical Insurance Specialist - Life Insurance - Health
Insurance. An independent
firm with access to a multitude of top-rated companies.
Being Independent allows them to shop the market to
find the best match for their clients' needs. This
ability saves their clients' time while enhancing
the opportunity to save them money.
Services include: Life insurance, medical (Individual
& Group) health insurance,
fixed annuities, long term care, disability income,
Medicare supplement, and a free status report of existing
insurance policies.
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CLAYTON
FINANCIAL AND TAX - TAX PREPARATION,
FILING, IRS ENROLLED AGENT, IRS TAX HELP? AFFORDABLE,
IRVINE
WEBSITE:Learn
More About RUSSELL FOX,
MY
BLOG, Email: RUSSEL
FOX
Call
me Today! (949)
225-7877
"
Relax
With Clayton Financial And Tax!
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Address:
P.O.
Box 15744, Irvine, CA 92623
CUSTOMER
RATING:
Summary:Tax
preparation for businesses and individuals - We
prepare tax returns for individuals and business,
represent individuals in front of the IRS, and prepare
estate tax returns. Tax
preparation for businesses and individuals
-. We specialize in the small
business owner (S Corporations, LLCs, sole proprietorships),
investors in rental real estate, and fiduciary (trust)
tax returns. We can also handle your out-of-state
tax preparation needs and licensed in all 50 states
and territories.
Russel Fox is an IRS ENROLLED AGENT (EA).
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ESTATE
PLANNING ORANGE COUNTY, IRVINE -
TRUSTS, PROBATE, ASSET PROTECTION, TAX PLANNING
ESTATE PLANNING, AFFORDABLE
LIVING TRUSTS, WILLS, CREATING CORPORATIONS, LLC'S,
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS, AFFORDABLE
WEBSITE:Learn
More About TRACY MURPHY,
Email: TRACY
MURPHY
Call
me Today! (949)
916-6020
"
Estate
Planning with a Caring Heart!
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Address:
9070
Irvine Center Drive, Suite 100 Irvine, CA 92618
CUSTOMER
RATING:
Summary:
Affordable - Estate Planning, Probate,
Wills, Trusts, Asset Protection,
Estate Taxes, Guardianship for Children, Living
Trusts, Asset Protection, Corporations,
LLC, Partnerships, LP, Succession Planning, Working
with the Elderly, Elderly Care, Retirement, Special
Needs Planning, Financial Planning, Estate Tax Planning.
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5)
AYLOR
INSURANCE ORANGE COUNTY, LAKE FOREST-
AFFORDABLE - WORKERS COMPENSATION INSURANCE, HEALTH
INSURANCE, PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE, HOMEOWNERS
INSURANCE, AUTO INSURANCE, FIRE INSURANCE, BUSINESS
INSURANCE, SPECIALTY INSURANCE, COMMERCIAL INSURANCE,
CARGO INSURANCE, MARINE INSURANCE, AVIATION INSURANCE
and more
WEBSITE:Learn
More About ED AYLOR,
Email: ED
AYLOR
Call
me Today! (949)
581-2333
"
We Affordibly Insure Where
Others Do Not!"
Address:
23832
Rockfield Blvd. Suite 130 Lake Forest CA 92630
CUSTOMER
RATING:
Summary:
INSURANCE PROPERTY & CASUALTY - Aylor Insurance
Agency Inc. - Independent Broker w/nearly 30
years in business experience. Representing over
100 Carriers and products ranging from Common to
General Liability, Errors & Omissions. Workers
Comp to Home Auto Insurance and Specialty
Insurance, for: Aircraft, Classic Cars,
Planes, Yachts, Property, Ships, Cargo, Auto, Trucks,
Helicopters, Commercial Fleets, Jewelry, Custom
Made Machinery, Cranes, High Net Worth Individuals,
Medical, Zoos, Amusement Parks, Hotels, Restaurants,
Resorts, Machines and more. Other Specialties include:
Workers Compensation, Commercial Property, Group
Health Care.Types of Insurance we offer:
Specialty Insurance, Workers Compensation
Insurance, Classic Car Insurance, Luxury
Yacht Insurance, Life Insurance, Aviation Insurance,
Self Funded Insurance Plans, Split Dollar Insurance,
Buy / Sell Funding Insurance, Annuities, IRA's,
Bonding Insurance, Business Packages, Cafeteria
Plans / Section 125, Hotel Insurance, Directors
and Officers Insurance, Air & Ocean Cargo Insurance,
Retirement Insurance Plans, 24 Hour Coverage, Boat
Insurance, Car Insurance, Key Man Insurance, Flood
Insurance, Restaurant Insurance, Crane Insurance,
Resort Insurance, Hospital Insurance, Real Estate
Insurance, Amusement Parks Insurance, Earthquake
Insurance, Group Health Insurance,
Vision Insurance, Professional Liability Insurance,
Fire Insurance, Credit Insurance, Indemnity Insurance,
Machinery Breakdown Insurance, Petting Zoo Insurance,
Hull and Machinery Insurance, Umbrella Insurance,
Business Insurance, Product Liability Insurance,
Custom Machinery Insurance, Truck Insurance, Homeowners
Insurance, Jewelry, Art, Property Insurance, Cargo
Insurance, Small Business Insurance, Commercial
Insurance.
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Many Financial Planners are a full-service financial
planning firms.
Investments,
taxes, insurance, estate planning: the list of financial
concerns and considerations facing you today is seemingly
endless. And there are no easy answers. Financial
Planners are in the business of helping my clients
meet all their financial challenges. They do this
by using a total wealth management approach. Each
area is important individually, but managing them
all collectively is one of the most important considerations
in your overall financial success.
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THE FIRST STEP in the financial planning
process is to help you to think about and
write down your personal and financial goals".
If you don’t know where you want
to go, you will not arrive at your desired destination.
By setting your personal and financial goals,
you are making decisions ahead of time about where
you want to go with your life. Your
comprehensive financial plan is the roadmap that guides
you towards achieving your personal and financial
goals. Think about how your
financial plan would be affected by your answers to
these questions:
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When would I like to retire (assuming
that money is not a concern)? Is
this a realistic goal given my current financial situation?
What do I need to do to make this possible?
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What do I really want to accomplish
with my life?
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How can I balance my time between work
and home life? Do I really need
to work this much to reach my financial goals?
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Can I afford to stay home and be with
my children? What impact would
this have on our ability to reach our financial goals?
ACCUMULATION - CASH FLOW
Like most successful businesses, financially sound
individuals and families should have positive
cash flow.
Cash flow statements indicate whether you are
living within your means, and if you have surplus
cash that may be invested for future growth.
Most problems that people have with debt and
bad savings habits are caused by a lack of understanding
about their cash flow. Financial
Planners help you to gain a better understanding of
your cash flow situation.Your
cash flow requirements today continue to grow (due
to inflation) during your retirement years.
If you are currently living beyond your means
today, you may be in for a big surprise when
your reach your expected retirement age!
TAXATION
- TAX PLANNING
As
everyone knows, government taxes are usually the largest
expense in your budget. Financial Planning offers
tax planning, which is far more valuable than tax
preparation. Tax preparation is limited to “making
the best” out of what has already occurred.
Tax planning, on the other hand, involves searching
for and taking advantage of legitimate opportunities
for tax reduction. Tax planning includes structuring
investments using the most tax-efficient mutual funds.
Financial Planners believe that tax planning will
reduce your tax bite significantly over the long run.
The
costs of sending your children to private school and
college continue to increase more rapidly than the
rate of inflation. Financial Planning works with you
to coordinate your savings for your children’s
education and saving for retirement. While both are
important, you may need to make some tough decisions
regarding how to prioritize your savings dollars.
With the passage of the 2001 tax act, Section 529
Education Savings Plans and Coverdell Education Savings
Accounts offer you two different ways to reduce taxes
while saving for your children’s education.
Financial Planning can help you to decide which of
these plans meets your needs.
RETIREMENT
PLANNING
Like
most people, you are probably concerned about whether
you will be able to maintain your desired standard
of living during retirement. If you have already retired,
you want to make sure that you will not run out of
money. Financial Planners build customized scenarios
that help you to understand what your choices are.
The answer to your retirement questions is never just
a simple YES or NO. Instead, Financial Planning show
you the likely outcome of different scenarios so that
you can choose the option that makes the most sense
for you. Of course, Financial Planners will recommend
that you update your retirement plan on an annual
basis to reflect the changes in your financial life
and in the markets.
RISK
MANAGEMENT - INSURANCE PLANNING
Because of the many risks that may jeopardize your
health, income, and wealth, Financial Planning analyzes
your current insurance coverage and makes appropriate
recommendations. Financial Planners review your need
for the following types of insurance—life, health,
disability, auto, homeowners, long-term care, and
personal liability (umbrella). In some cases, you
may have too much insurance in one area, but not enough
insurance in another. A Financial Planner will help
you determine what risks you can afford to bear, and
Financial Planning recommend that you purchase insurance
protection for the risks that you cannot self-insure.
As a fee-only financial advisor, a Financial Planner
should not sell any type of insurance products, which
allows us to always give you unbiased advice.
ESTATE
PLANNING
Since
most people have no idea when they might die, estate
planning should be a high priority for those who do
not have a current estate plan. There is a widely
believed misconception that estate planning is for
the wealthy. In fact, it’s not! Estate Planning
involves a lot more than setting up a common will
to dispose of your assets upon death. One of the most
important functions of a will is to designate guardians
and backup guardians for minor children. In addition
to wills, estate planning involves creating a health
care directive (or living will) and durable power
of attorney for each spouse. A good estate plan will
help you to accumulate wealth, minimize estate tax,
and provide a legacy to those whom you care about
most. Our specialty trained estate attorney
can help you discuss your estate planning desires
and make sure that they fit into your financial plan.
INVESTMENT
PLANNING
Financial
Planning begins your investment evaluation by reviewing
basic investment theory with you. Our unique investment
philosophy is firmly rooted in the conviction that
markets are efficient. Financial Planners help you
to understand why it is important to build globally
diversified portfolios using passively managed funds
as building blocks. Financial
Planning reviews your current investment portfolio
to make sure that it provides you with the best probability
of achieving your short and long-term financial goals.
Part of this review process involves analyzing how
your assets are currently allocated across the various
asset classes. A Financial Planner helps you to understand
how diversified your current portfolio is. Then, a
financial plans helps you to establish your investment
objectives, investment time horizon, and risk tolerance.
Finanancial Planners use this information to help
you develop a written Investment Policy Statement,
which clearly shows how your money should be reallocated.
Finally, Financial Planners make specific recommendations
about what changes you need to make in your portfolio.
Financial Planning also offer asset management services
for high net worth clients.
BUSINESS
PLANNING - BUSINESS SUCCESSION PLANNING
Business
succession planning seeks to manage these issues,
setting up a smooth transition between you and the
future owners of your business. With family businesses,
succession planning can be especially complicated
because of the relationships and emotions involved
- and because most people are not that comfortable
discussing topics such as aging, death, and their
financial affairs. Perhaps this is why more than 70
percent of family-owned businesses do not survive
the transition from founder to second generation.
Financial Planning works with members of your family
to address their concerns and explain the objectives
of your business planning. It's the added value you
receive from working with professionals who understand
and appreciate the family dynamics and provide the
personalized attention to turn apprehension into informed
confidence.
YOUR
GOAL TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM
Financial Planning will provide you with a plan to
guide you through the maze at your proper speed and
mode of transportation. Many people find dealing with
their finances to be too complicated and frustrating.
Many spend more time planning their family vacation
than preparing for financial freedom. Helping people
like you find new opportunities and practical ways
to change their lives and achieve financial freedom
is precisely what Financial Planners do. You can start
now. "Click
Here"
FINANCIAL PLANNING PROVIDES:
SOLUTIONS AND THE TOOLS TO HELP GUIDE YOU SAFELY DOWN
LIFE'S PATHS
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Bonds |
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Security |
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Life
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Disability
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Term Care Insurance |
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Legacy
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GLOSSARY OF FINANCIAL PLANNING TERMS:
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This glossary of financial planning terms is designed to help
you understand some of the more common terms you may encounter
during your investment, financial, and retirement planning.
Your financial planner can explain these terms in further
detail and discuss them with you.
A
- Adjusted
Gross Income (AGI)
- An
interim calculation in the computation of income tax liability.
It is computed by subtracting certain allowable adjustments
from gross income.
- Administrator
- A
person appointed by the court to settle an estate when there
is no will.
- After-Tax
Return
- The
return from an investment after the effects of taxes have
been taken into account.
- Aggressive
Growth Fund
- A
mutual fund whose primary investment objective is substantial
capital gains.
- Alternative
Minimum Tax
- A
method of calculating income tax that disallows certain
deductions, credits, and exclusions. This was intended to
ensure that individuals, trusts, and estates that benefit
from tax preferences do not escape all federal income tax
liability. People must calculate their taxes both ways and
pay the greater of the two.
- Annuity
- An
insurance-based contract that provides future payments at
regular intervals in exchange for current premiums. Annuity
contracts are usually purchased from banks, credit unions,
brokerage firms, or insurance companies.
- Asset
- Anything
owned that has monetary value.
- Asset
Allocation
- The
process of repositioning assets within a portfolio to maximize
return for a given level of risk. This process is usually
done using the historical performance of the asset classes
within sophisticated mathematical models.
- Asset
Class
- A
category of investments with similar characteristics.
- Audit
- The
examination of the accounting and financial documents of
a firm by an objective professional. The audit is done to
determine the records' accuracy, consistency, and conformity
to legal and accounting principles.
B
- Balanced
Mutual Fund
- A
mutual fund whose objective is a balance of stocks and bonds.
Such funds tend to be less volatile than stock-only funds.
- Bear
Market
- When
the stock market appears to be declining overall, it is
said to be a bear market.
- Beneficiary
- A
person named in a life insurance policy, annuity, will,
trust, or other agreement to receive a financial benefit
upon the death of the owner. A beneficiary can be an individual,
company, organization, and so on.
- Blue
Chip Stock
- The
common stock of a company with a long history of profitability
and consistent dividend payments.
- Bond
- A
bond is evidence of a debt in which the issuer promises
to pay the bondholders a specified amount of interest and
to repay the principal at maturity. Bonds are usually issued
in multiples of $1,000.
- Book
Value
- The
net value of a company's assets, less its liabilities and
the liquidation price of its preferred issues. The net asset
value divided by the number of shares of common stock outstanding
equals the book value per share, which may be higher or
lower than the stock's market value.
- Bull
Market
- When
the stock market appears to be advancing overall, it is
said to be a bull market.
- Buy-Sell
Agreement
- A
buy-sell agreement is an arrangement between two or more
parties that obligates one party to buy the business and
another party to sell the business upon the death, disability,
or retirement of one of the owners.
C
- Capital
Gain or Loss
- The
difference between the sales price and the purchase price
of a capital asset. When that difference is positive, the
difference is referred to as a capital gain. When the difference
is negative, it is a capital loss.
- Cash
Equivalents
- Short-term
investments, such as U.S. Treasury securities, certificates
of deposit, and money market fund shares, that can be readily
converted into cash.
- Cash
Surrender Value
- The
amount that an insurance policyholder is entitled to receive
when he or she discontinues coverage. Policyholders are
usually able to borrow against the surrender value of a
policy from the insurance company. Loans that are not repaid
will reduce the policy's death benefit.
- CERTIFIED
FINANCIAL PLANNER® Practitioner
- A
credential granted by the Certified Financial Planner Board
of Standards, Inc. (Denver, CO) to individuals who complete
a comprehensive curriculum in financial planning and ethics.
CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER®
and federally registered CFP (with flame logo)®
are certification marks owned by the Certified Financial
Planner Board of Standards. These marks are awarded to individuals
who successfully complete the CFP Board's initial and ongoing
certification.
- Certified
Public Accountant (CPA)
- A
professional license granted by a state board of accountancy
to an individual who has passed the Uniform CPA Examination
(administered by the American Institute of Certified Public
Accountants) and has fulfilled that state's educational
and professional experience requirements for certification.
- Charitable
Lead Trust
- A
trust established for the benefit of a charitable organization
under which the charitable organization receives income
from an asset for a set number of years or for the trustor's
lifetime. Upon the termination of the trust, the asset reverts
to the trustor or to his or her designated heirs. This type
of trust can reduce estate taxes and allows the trustor's
heirs to retain control of the assets.
- Charitable
Remainder Trust
- A
trust established for the benefit of a charitable organization
under which the trustor receives income from an asset for
a set number of years or for the trustor's lifetime. Upon
the termination of the trust, the asset reverts to the charitable
organization. The trustor receives a charitable contribution
deduction in the year in which the trust is established,
and the assets placed in the trust are exempt from capital
gains tax.
- Chartered
Financial Consultant (ChFC)
- A
professional financial planning designation granted by The
American College (Bryn Mawr, PA) to individuals who complete
a comprehensive curriculum in financial planning. Prerequisites
include passing a series of written examinations, meeting
specified experience requirements and maintaining ethical
standards. The curriculum encompasses wealth accumulation,
risk management, income taxation, planning for retirement
needs, investments, estate and succession planning.
- Chartered
Life Underwriter (CLU)
- A
professional designation granted by The American College
to individuals who complete a comprehensive curriculum focused
primarily on risk management. Prerequisites include passing
a series of written examinations, meeting specified experience
requirements, and maintaining ethical standards. The curriculum
encompasses insurance and financial planning, income taxation,
individual life insurance, life insurance law, estate and
succession planning, and planning for business owners and
professionals.
- COBRA
- The
Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act is a federal
law requiring employers with more than 20 employees to offer
terminated or retired employees the opportunity to continue
their health insurance coverage for 18 months at the employee's
expense. Coverage may be extended to the employee's dependents
for 36 months in the case of divorce or death of the employee.
- Coinsurance
or Co-Payment
- The
amount an insured person must pay for a covered medical
and/or dental expense if his or her insurance doesn't provide
100 percent coverage.
- Commodities
- The
generic term for goods such as grains, foodstuffs, livestock,
oils, and metals which are traded on national exchanges.
These exchanges deal in both "spot" trading (for current
delivery) and "futures" trading (for delivery in future
months).
- Common
Stock
- A
unit of ownership in a corporation. Common stockholders
participate in the corporation's profits or losses by receiving
dividends and by capital gains or losses in the stock's
share price.
- Community
Property
- State
laws vary, but generally all property acquired during a
marriage - excluding property one spouse receives from a
will, inheritance, or gift - is considered community property,
and each partner is entitled to one half. This includes
debt accumulated. There are currently nine community property
states: Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New
Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Wisconsin.
- Compound
Interest
- Interest
that is computed on the principal and on the accrued interest.
Compound interest may be computed continuously, daily, monthly,
quarterly, semiannually, or annually.
- Consumer
Price Index
- The
US Department of Labor's main indicator of inflation. The
Consumer Price Index is calculated each month from the cost
of some 400 retail items in urban areas throughout the United
States.
D
- Deduction
- An
amount that can be subtracted from gross income, from a
gross estate, or from a gift, thereby lowering the amount
on which tax is assessed.
- Defined
Benefit Plan
- A
qualified retirement plan under which a retiring employee
will receive a guaranteed retirement fund, usually payable
in installments. Annual contributions may be made to the
plan by the employer at the level needed to fund the benefit.
The annual contributions are limited to a specified amount,
indexed for inflation.
- Defined
Contribution Plan
- A
retirement plan under which the annual contributions made
by the employer or employee are generally stated as a fixed
percentage of the employee's compensation or company profits.
The amount of retirement benefits is not guaranteed; rather,
it depends upon the investment performance of the employee's
account.
- Diversification
- Investing
in different companies, industries, or asset classes. Diversification
may also mean the participation of a large corporation in
a wide range of business activities.
- Dividend
- A
pro rata portion of earnings distributed in cash by a corporation
to its stockholders. In preferred stock, dividends are usually
fixed; with common shares, dividends may vary with the fortunes
of the company.
- Dollar
Cost Averaging
- A
system of investing in which the investor buys a fixed dollar
amount of securities at regular intervals. The investor
thus buys more shares when the price is low and fewer shares
when it rises, and the average cost per share is lower than
the average price per share. This strategy does not protect
against loss in declining markets and involves continuous
investments, regardless of fluctuating price levels.
E
- Efficient
Frontier
- A
statistical result from the analysis of the risk and return
for a given set of assets that indicates the balance of
assets that may, under certain assumptions, achieve the
best return for a given level of risk.
- Employer-Sponsored
Retirement Plan
- A
tax-favored retirement plan that is sponsored by an employer.
Among the more common employer-sponsored retirement plans
are 401(k) plans, 403(b) plans, simplified employee pension
plans, and profit-sharing plans.
- Equity
- The
value of a person's ownership in real property or securities;
the market value of a property or business, less all claims
and liens upon it.
- ERISA
- The
Employee Retirement Income Security Act is a federal law
covering all aspects of employee retirement plans. If employers
provide plans, they must be adequately funded and provide
for vesting, survivor's rights, and disclosures.
- ESOP
(employee stock ownership plan)
- A
defined contribution retirement plan in which company contributions
must be invested primarily in qualifying employer securities.
- Estate
Conservation
- Activities
coordinated to provide for the orderly and cost-effective
distribution of an individual's assets at the time of his
or her death. Estate conservation often includes wills and
trusts.
- Estate
Tax
- Upon
the death of a decedent, federal and state governments impose
taxes on the value of the estate left to others (with limitations).
- Executive
Bonus Plan
- The
employer pays for a benefit that is owned by the executive.
The bonus could take the form of cash, automobiles, life
insurance, or other items of value to the executive.
- Executor
- A
person named by the probate courts or the will to carry
out the directions and requests of the decedent.
F
- Fixed
Income
- Income
from investments such as CDs, Social Security benefits,
pension benefits, some annuities, or most bonds that is
the same every month.
- 401(k)
Plan
- A
defined contribution plan that may be established by a company
for retirement. Employees may allocate a portion of their
salaries into this plan, and contributions are excluded
from their income for tax purposes (with limitations). Contributions
and earnings will compound tax deferred. Withdrawals from
a 401(k) plan are taxed as ordinary income, and may be subject
to an additional 10 percent federal tax penalty if withdrawn
prior to age 59 ½.
- 403(b)
Plan
- A
defined contribution plan that may be established by a nonprofit
organization or school for retirement. Employees may allocate
a portion of their salaries into this plan, and contributions
are excluded from their income for tax purposes (with limitations).
Contributions and earnings will compound tax deferred. Withdrawals
from a 403(b) plan are taxed as ordinary income, and may
be subject to an additional 10 percent federal tax penalty
if withdrawn prior to age 59 ½.
- Fundamental
Analysis
- An
approach to the stock market in which specific factors -
such as the price-to-earnings ratio, yield, or return on
equity - are used to determine what stock may be favorable
for investment.
G
- Gift
Taxes
- A
federal tax levied on the transfer of property as a gift.
This tax is paid by the donor. The first $12,000 a year
from a donor to each recipient is exempt from tax. Most
states also impose a gift tax. The gift tax exemption is
indexed annually for inflation.
H
- Holographic
Will
- A
will entirely in the handwriting of the testator. Without
witnesses, holographic wills are valid and enforceable only
in some states.
I
- Index
- A
calculation that uses a selection of stocks or bonds to
gauge a certain market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average,
for example, is an index of 30 large industrial companies
on the New York Stock Exchange.
- Individual
Retirement Account (IRA)
- Contributions
to a traditional IRA are deductible from earned income in
the calculation of federal and state income taxes if the
taxpayer meets certain requirements. The earnings accumulate
tax deferred until withdrawn, and then they are taxed as
ordinary income. Individuals not eligible to make deductible
contributions may make nondeductible contributions, the
earnings on which would be tax deferred.
- Inflation
- An
increase in the price of products and services over time.
The government's main measure of inflation is the Consumer
Price Index.
- Intestate
- The
condition of an estate left by a decedent without a valid
will. State law then determines who inherits the property
or serves as guardian for any minor children.
- Investment
Category
- A
broad class of assets with similar characteristics. The
five investment categories include cash equivalents, fixed
principal, equity, debt, and tangibles.
- Irrevocable
Trust
- A
trust that may not be modified or terminated by the trustor
after its creation.
J
- Joint
and Survivor Annuity
- Most
pension plans must offer this form of pension plan payout
that pays over the life of the retiree and his or her spouse
after the retiree dies. The retiree and his or her spouse
must specifically choose not to accept this payment form.
- Joint
Tenancy
- Co-ownership
of property by two or more people in which the survivor(s)
automatically assumes ownership of a decedent's interest.
- Jointly
Held Property
- Property
owned by two or more persons under joint tenancy, tenancy
in common, or, in some states, community property.
K
- Keogh
Plan
- This
retirement plan, named for Eugene Keogh, is designed for
self-employed individuals. Up to $46,000 of self-employed
income may be deducted from compensation and set aside into
the plan.
L
- Liability
- Any
claim against the assets of a person or corporation: accounts
payable, wages, and salaries payable, dividends declared
payable, accrued taxes payable, and fixed or long-term obligations
such as mortgages, debentures, and bank loans.
- Limited
Partnership
- Limited
partnerships pool the money of investors to develop or purchase
income-producing properties. When the partnership subsequently
receives income from these properties, it distributes the
income to its investors as dividend payments.
- Liquidity
- The
ease with which an asset or security can be converted into
cash without loss of principal.
- Living
Trust
- A
trust created by a person during his or her lifetime.
- Lump-Sum
Distribution
- The
disbursement of the entire value of a profit-sharing plan,
pension plan, annuity, or similar account to the account
owner or beneficiary. Lump-sum distributions may be rolled
over into another tax-deferred account.
M
- Marginal
Tax Bracket
- The
range of taxable income that is taxable at a certain rate.
Currently, there are six marginal tax brackets: 10 percent,
15 percent, 25 percent, 28 percent, 33 percent, and 35 percent.
- Marital
Deduction
- A
provision of the tax codes that allows all assets of a deceased
spouse to pass to the surviving spouse free of estate taxes.
This provision is also referred to as the unlimited marital
deduction.
- Money
Market Fund
- A
mutual fund that specializes in investing in short-term
securities and that tries to maintain a constant net asset
value of $1.
- Municipal
Bond
- A
debt security issued by municipalities. The income from
municipal bonds is usually exempt from federal income taxes.
In many states, it is also exempt from state income taxes
in the state in which the municipal bond is issued.
- Municipal
Bond Fund
- A
mutual fund that specializes in investing in municipal bonds.
- Mutual
Fund
- A
collection of stocks, bonds, or other securities purchased
and managed by an investment company with funds from a group
of investors.
N
- Net
Asset Value
- The
price at which a mutual fund sells or redeems its shares.
The net asset value is calculated by dividing the net market
value of the fund's assets by the number of outstanding
shares.
P
- Pooled
Income Fund
- A
trust created by a charitable organization that combines
the contributions of several donors and distributes income
to those donors based on the earnings of the trust. The
trust is managed by the charitable organization, and contributions
are partially deductible for income tax purposes.
- Portfolio
- All
the investments held by an individual or a mutual fund.
- Preferred
Stock
- A
class of stock with claim to a company's earnings, before
payment can be made on the common stock, and that is usually
entitled to priority over common stock if the company liquidates.
Generally, preferred stocks pay dividends at a fixed rate.
- Prenuptial
Agreement
- A
legal agreement arranged before marriage stating who owns
property acquired before marriage and during marriage and
how property will be divided in the event of divorce. ERISA
benefits are not affected by prenuptial agreements.
- Price/Earnings
Ratio (P/E Ratio)
- The
market price of a stock divided by the company's annual
earnings per share. Because the P/E ratio is a widely regarded
yardstick for investors, it often appears with stock price
quotations.
- Principal
- In
a security, the principal is the amount of money that is
invested, excluding earnings. In a debt instrument such
as a bond, it is the face amount.
- Probate
- The
court-supervised process in which a decedent's estate is
settled and distributed.
- Profit-Sharing
Plan
- An
agreement under which employees share in the profits of
their employer. The company makes annual contributions to
the employees' accounts. These funds usually accumulate
tax deferred until the employee retires or leaves the company.
- Prospectus
-
A document provided by mutual fund companies to prospective
investors. The prospectus gives information needed by investors
to make informed decisions prior to investing in a specific
mutual fund. The prospectus includes information on the
minimum investment amount, the fund's objectives, past performance,
risk level, sales charges, management fees, and any other
expense information about the fund, as well as a description
of the services provided to investors in the fund.
Q
- Qualified
Domestic Relations Order (QDRO)
- At
the time of divorce, this order would be issued by a state
domestic relations court and would require that an employee's
ERISA retirement plan accrued benefits be divided between
the employee and the spouse.
- Qualified
Retirement Plan
- A
pension, profit-sharing, or qualified savings plan that
is established by an employer for the benefit of the employees.
These plans must be established in conformity with IRS rules.
Contributions accumulate tax deferred until withdrawn and
are deductible to the employer as a current business expense.
R
- Revocable
Trust
- A
trust in which the creator reserves the right to modify
or terminate the trust.
- Risk
- The
chance that an investor will lose all or part of an investment.
- Risk-Averse
- Refers
to the assumption that rational investors will choose the
security with the least risk if they can maintain the same
return. As the level of risk goes up, so must the expected
return on the investment.
- Rollover
- A
method by which an individual can transfer the assets from
one retirement program to another without the recognition
of income for tax purposes. The requirements for a rollover
depend on the type of program from which the distribution
is made and the type of program receiving the distribution.
- Roth
IRA
- A
nondeductible IRA that allows tax-free withdrawals when
certain conditions are met. Income and contribution limits
apply.
S
- Security
- Evidence
of an investment, either in direct ownership (as with stocks),
creditorship (as with bonds), or indirect ownership (as
with options).
- Simplified
Employee Pension Plan (SEP)
- A
type of plan under which the employer contributes to an
employee's IRA. Contributions may be made up to a certain
limit and are immediately vested.
- Single-Life
Annuity
- An
insurance-based contract that provides future payments at
regular intervals in exchange for current premiums. Generally
used as a supplement to retirement income and pays over
the life of one individual, usually the retiree, with no
rights of payment to any survivor.
- Split-Dollar
Plan
- An
arrangement under which two parties (usually a corporation
and employee) share the cost of a life insurance policy
and split the proceeds.
- Spousal
IRA
- An
IRA designed for a couple when one spouse has no earned
income. The maximum combined contribution that can be made
each year to an IRA and a spousal IRA is $10,000 (in 2008)
or 100 percent of earned income, whichever is less. This
total may be split between the two IRAs as the couple wishes,
provided the contribution to either IRA does not exceed
$5,000.
T
- Tax
Bracket
- The
range of taxable income that is taxed at a certain rate.
Brackets are expressed by their marginal rate.
- Tax
Credit
- Tax
credits, the most appealing type of tax deductions, are
subtracted directly, dollar for dollar, from your income
tax bill.
- Tax
Deferred
- Interest,
dividends, or capital gains that grow untaxed in certain
accounts or plans until they are withdrawn.
- Tax-Exempt
Bonds
- Under
certain conditions, the interest from bonds issued by states,
cities, and certain other government agencies is exempt
from federal income taxes. In many states, the interest
from tax-exempt bonds will also be exempt from state and
local income taxes.
- Taxable
Income
- The
amount of income used to compute tax liability. It is determined
by subtracting adjustments, itemized deductions or the standard
deduction, and personal exemptions from gross income.
- Technical
Analysis
- An
approach to investing in stocks in which a stock's past
performance is mapped onto charts. These charts are examined
to find familiar patterns to use as an indicator of the
stock's future performance.
- Tenancy
in Common
- A
form of CO-ownership Upon the death of a co-owner, his or
her interest passes to his or her chosen beneficiaries and
not to the surviving owner or owners.
- Term
Insurance
- Term
life insurance provides a death benefit if the insured dies.
Term insurance does not accumulate cash value and ends after
a certain number of years or at a certain age.
- Testamentary
Trust
- A
trust established by a will that takes effect upon death.
- Testator
- One
who has made a will or who dies having left a will.
- Total
Return
- The
total of all earnings from a given investment, including
dividends, interest, and any capital gain.
- Trust
- A
legal entity created by an individual in which one person
or institution holds the right to manage property or assets
for the benefit of someone else. Types of trusts include:
Testamentary Trust – A trust established by
a will that takes effect upon death; Living Trust –
A trust created by a person during his or her lifetime;
Revocable Trust – A trust in which the creator
reserves the right to modify or terminate the trust; Irrevocable
Trust – A trust that may not be modified or
terminated by the trustor after its creation
- Trustee
- An
individual or institution appointed to administer a trust
for its beneficiaries.
- Trustee-to-Trustee
Transfer
- A
method of transferring retirement plan assets from one employer's
plan to another employer plan or to an IRA. One benefit
of this method is that no federal income tax will be withheld
by the trustee of the first plan.
U
- Universal
Life Insurance
- A
type of life insurance that combines a death benefit with
a savings element which accumulates tax deferred at current
interest rates. Under a universal life insurance policy,
the policyholder can increase or decrease his or her coverage,
with limitations, without purchasing a new policy.
V
- Variable
Universal Life Insurance
- A
type of life insurance that combines a death benefit with
a savings element that accumulates tax deferred. Under a
variable universal life insurance policy, the cash value
in the policy can be placed in a variety of subaccounts
with different investment objectives. The policyholder can
transfer funds among the subaccounts as he or she wishes.
Fees are charged after a certain number of transfers.
- Volatility
- The
range of price swings of a security or market over time.
W
- Welfare
Benefit Plan
- An
employee benefit plan that provides such benefits as medical,
sickness, accident, disability, death, or unemployment benefits.
- Whole
Life Insurance
- A
type of life insurance that offers a death benefit and also
accumulates cash value, tax deferred at fixed interest rates.
Whole life insurance policies generally have a fixed annual
premium that does not rise over the duration of the policy.
Whole life insurance is also referred to as "ordinary" or
"straight" life insurance.
- Will
- A
legal document that declares a person's wishes concerning
the disposition of property, the guardianship of his or
her children, and the administration of the estate after
his or her death.
Y
- Yield
- In
general, the yield is the amount of current income provided
by an investment. For stocks, the yield is calculated by
dividing the total of the annual dividends by the current
price. For bonds, the yield is calculated by dividing the
annual interest by the current price. The yield is distinguished
from the return, which includes price appreciation or depreciation.
Z
- Zero-Coupon
Bond
- This
type of bond makes no periodic interest payments but instead
is sold at a steep discount from its face value. Bondholders
receive the face value of their bonds when they mature.
ABOUT ORANGE COUNTY:
Orange County is a county in Southern California, United States.
Its county seat is Santa Ana. According to the 2000 Census,
its population was 2,846,289, making it the second most populous
county in the state of California, and the fifth most populous
in the United States. The state of California estimates its
population as of 2007 to be 3,098,121 people, dropping its
rank to third, behind San Diego County. Thirty-four incorporated
cities are located in Orange County; the newest is Aliso Viejo.
Unlike many other large centers of population in the United
States, Orange County uses its county name as its source of
identification whereas other places in the country are identified
by the large city that is closest to them. This is because
there is no defined center to Orange County like there is
in other areas which have one distinct large city. Five Orange
County cities have populations exceeding 170,000 while no
cities in the county have populations surpassing 360,000.
Seven of these cities are among the 200 largest cities in
the United States.
Orange County is also famous as a tourist destination, as
the county is home to such attractions as Disneyland and Knott's
Berry Farm, as well as sandy beaches for swimming and surfing,
yacht harbors for sailing and pleasure boating, and extensive
area devoted to parks and open space for golf, tennis, hiking,
kayaking, cycling, skateboarding, and other outdoor recreation.
It is at the center of Southern California's Tech Coast, with
Irvine being the primary business hub.
The average price of a home in Orange County is $541,000.
Orange County is the home of a vast number of major industries
and service organizations. As an integral part of the second
largest market in America, this highly diversified region
has become a Mecca for talented individuals in virtually every
field imaginable. Indeed the colorful pageant of human history
continues to unfold here; for perhaps in no other place on
earth is there an environment more conducive to innovative
thinking, creativity and growth than this exciting, sun bathed
valley stretching between the mountains and the sea in Orange
County.
Orange County was Created March 11 1889, from part of Los
Angeles County, and, according to tradition, so named because
of the flourishing orange culture. Orange, however, was and
is a commonplace name in the United States, used originally
in honor of the Prince of Orange, son-in-law of King George
II of England.
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Incorporated:
March 11, 1889
Legislative Districts:
* Congressional: 38th-40th, 42nd & 43
* California Senate: 31st-33rd, 35th & 37
* California Assembly: 58th, 64th, 67th, 69th, 72nd &
74
County Seat: Santa Ana
County Information:
Robert E. Thomas Hall of Administration
10 Civic Center Plaza, 3rd Floor, Santa Ana 92701
Telephone: (714)834-2345 Fax: (714)834-3098
County Government Website: http://www.oc.ca.gov |
CITIES OF ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA:
City
of Aliso Viejo,
92653, 92656, 92698
City of Anaheim,
92801, 92802, 92803, 92804, 92805, 92806, 92807, 92808,
92809, 92812, 92814, 92815, 92816, 92817, 92825, 92850,
92899
City of Brea,
92821, 92822, 92823
City of Buena Park,
90620, 90621, 90622, 90623, 90624
City of Costa
Mesa, 92626, 92627, 92628
City of Cypress,
90630
City of Dana Point,
92624, 92629
City of Fountain
Valley, 92708, 92728
City of Fullerton,
92831, 92832, 92833, 92834, 92835, 92836, 92837, 92838
City of
Garden Grove, 92840, 92841, 92842, 92843, 92844,
92845, 92846
City
of Huntington Beach, 92605, 92615, 92646, 92647,
92648, 92649
City of Irvine,
92602, 92603, 92604, 92606, 92612, 92614, 92616, 92618,
92619, 92620, 92623, 92650, 92697, 92709, 92710
City of La Habra,
90631, 90632, 90633
City of La Palma,
90623
City of Laguna
Beach, 92607, 92637, 92651, 92652, 92653, 92654,
92656, 92677, 92698
City of
Laguna Hills, 92637, 92653, 92654, 92656
City of
Laguna Niguel, 92607, 92677
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City
of Laguna Woods,
92653, 92654
City of Lake
Forest, 92609, 92630, 92610
City of
Los Alamitos, 90720, 90721
City of Mission
Viejo, 92675, 92690, 92691, 92692, 92694
City
of Newport Beach, 92657, 92658, 92659, 92660, 92661,
92662, 92663
City of Orange,
92856, 92857, 92859, 92861, 92862, 92863, 92864, 92865,
92866, 92867, 92868, 92869
City of Placentia,
92870, 92871
City of Rancho Santa
Margarita, 92688, 92679
City of San Clemente,
92672, 92673, 92674
City of
San Juan Capistrano, 92675, 92690, 92691, 92692,
92693, 92694
City of Santa
Ana, 92701, 92702, 92703, 92704, 92705, 92706, 92707,
92708, 92711, 92712, 92725, 92728, 92735, 92799
City of Seal
Beach, 90740
City of Stanton,
90680
City of Tustin,
92780, 92781, 92782
City of Villa Park,
92861, 92867
City of Westminster,
92683, 92684, 92685
City of Yorba
Linda, 92885, 92886, 92887
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Noteworthy
communities Some of the communities that exist within
city limits are listed below:
* Anaheim Hills, Anaheim * Balboa Island, Newport Beach
* Corona del Mar, Newport Beach * Crystal Cove / Pelican
Hill, Newport Beach * Capistrano Beach, Dana Point *
El Modena, Orange * French Park, Santa Ana * Floral
Park, Santa Ana * Foothill Ranch, Lake Forest * Monarch
Beach, Dana Point * Nellie Gail, Laguna Hills * Northwood,
Irvine * Woodbridge, Irvine * Newport Coast, Newport
Beach * Olive, Orange * Portola Hills, Lake Forest *
San Joaquin Hills, Laguna Niguel * San Joaquin Hills,
Newport Beach * Santa Ana Heights, Newport Beach * Tustin
Ranch, Tustin * Talega, San Clemente * West Garden Grove,
Garden Grove * Yorba Hills, Yorba Linda * Mesa Verde,
Costa Mesa
Unincorporated communities These communities are
outside of the city limits in unincorporated county
territory: * Coto de Caza * El Modena * Ladera Ranch
* Las Flores * Midway City * Orange Park Acres * Rossmoor
* Silverado Canyon * Sunset Beach * Surfside * Trabuco
Canyon * Tustin Foothills
Adjacent counties to Orange County Are: * Los
Angeles County, California - north, west * San Bernardino
County, California - northeast * Riverside County, California
- east * San Diego County, California - southeast
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Orange
County zipcodes and cities below:
Aliso Viejo, 92653, 92656, 92698, Anaheim, 92801, 92802, 92803,
92804, 92805, 92806, 92807, 92808, 92809, 92812, 92814, 92815, 92816,
92817, 92825, 92850, 92899, Brea, 92821, 92822, 92823, Buena Park,
90620, 90621, 90622, 90623, 90624, Costa Mesa, 92626, 92627, 92628,
Cypress, 90630, Dana Point, 92624, 92629, Fountain Valley, 92708,
92728, Fullerton, 92831, 92832, 92833, 92834, 92835, 92836, 92837,
92838, Garden Grove, 92840, 92841, 92842, 92843, 92844, 92845, 92846,
Huntington Beach, 92605, 92615, 92646, 92647, 92648, 92649, Irvine,
92602, 92603, 92604, 92606, 92612, 92614, 92616, 92618, 92619, 92620,
92623, 92650, 92697, 92709, 92710, La Habra, 90631, 90632, 90633,
La Palma, 90623, Laguna Beach, 92607, 92637, 92651, 92652, 92653,
92654, 92656, 92677, 92698, Laguna Hills, 92637, 92653, 92654, 92656,
Laguna Niguel, 92607, 92677, Laguna Woods, 92653, 92654, Lake Forest,
92609, 92630, 92610, Los Alamitos, 90720, 90721, Mission Viejo,
92675, 92690, 92691, 92692, 92694, Newport Beach, 92657, 92658,
92659, 92660, 92661, 92662, 92663, Orange, 92856, 92857, 92859,
92861, 92862, 92863, 92864, 92865, 92866, 92867, 92868, 92869, Placentia,
92870, 92871, Rancho Santa Margarita, 92688, 92679, San Clemente,
92672, 92673, 92674, San Juan Capistrano, 92675, 92690, 92691, 92692,
92693, 92694, Santa Ana, 92701, 92702, 92703, 92704, 92705, 92706,
92707, 92708, 92711, 92712, 92725, 92728, 92735, 92799, Seal Beach,
90740, Stanton, 90680, Tustin, 92780, 92781, 92782, Villa Park,
92861, 92867, Westminster, 92683, 92684, 92685, Yorba Linda, 92885,
92886, 92887, Coto de Caza,
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