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Executive Summary
This business plan is for, New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM), a new small-sized
limited liability company (LLC) located on 50 North Avenue in New Rochelle, NY. NYWM
takes an individual approach to fulfilling your financial needs. Financial advisors will
guide high net worth individuals, small business owners, and families towards their
financial goals.

Management
NYWM has brought together a levelheaded management team. Mark Mineo will be the
President who has extensive experience with UBS Wealth Management has given him
the proper knowledge and skills necessary in making NYWM a success. Mark Mineo
has his MBA and J.D. Mr. Mineo!s knowledge and experience with employment law and
will prove to be a great asset to the company. John Manning, CPA, will be in charge of
the accounting within the firm. Ashley Mola will be the Vice President of Portfolio
Management. Ashley has an MBA and will utilize her 15 years of experience with
working at Morgan Stanley to design and monitor client portfolios. Jacob Mineo has his
Masters of Information Systems and will serve as the Chief Technology Officer who has
excelled with innovating new computer programming since 1985 with IBM. The
Operations Manager, Brandon Grunstein, will be responsible for the firms compliance
requirements and maintain contact with our management system to ensure accuracy.

Services
NYWM provides portfolio solutions to clients while meeting their financial goals. Our
highly trained financial advisors will personally sit down with you and go over your
overall financial picture. After analyzing your financial picture the advisor will suggest
what investments would optimize your portfolio.

Your financial advisor will develop a unique portfolio that lays out necessary steps to
reach those future goals. Finally, we care about your concerns and will take the time to
make sure you are informed about the current state of the market and the types of
products and services to help safeguard your life earnings.

Our array of services include estate planning, analyze and evaluate the clients overall
financial picture; retirement planning, implement a retirement strategy that works toward
your expectations, education funding, determining ones options based on how many
years your child is from college; risk management, analyze your coverage needs and
close any gaps in coverage; and investment strategies, capital appreciation and mutual
fund management.

Customers
The target customer is a high net worth individual or business owner who is currently
looking to invest his or her assets with a firm who will dedicate all of its time and
resources to help make sure they are successful. Furthermore, depending on the client
the financial advisor here at NYWM will tailor an investment plan depending on if the
client wants to play the markets aggressively or cautiously.

Mission Statement
New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM) is committed in providing the most innovative
solutions to clients who are seeking to accomplish long-term and short-term financial
goals. It is our primary goal to ensure that all our clients' financial goals stay in focus
and are acted upon. We firmly believe that success is realized through taking short-term
goals one after the other. Through the use of identifying your goals, developing a
realistic financial plan, and implementing and monitoring those goals our clients will
have a comprehensive plan that he or she can have confidence in.

Market Analysis Summary
New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM), will be concentrating its time and energy
towards supplying high net worth individuals, small business owners, and families
professionalism and expertise in reaching financial success. Our financial advisors are
prepared to the client through these uncertain times. We believe that due to the volatility
in the economy, investors more than ever demand transparent and trustworthy financial
services.

Business and Industry Profile
Industry Analysis
In the past, world wealth has generally expanded close to the rate of GDP growth. The
amount of high net worth individuals whose net worth is $1 million or more has
increased from 1.5 to 3 times the rate of GDP growth. The financial market collapse of
2008 has hit high net worth individuals the hardest with astronomical devaluations in
almost all asset categories and different parts of the world.

Future Stages of Growth
Due to the financial turmoil during these few years and still a volatile market changes
how clients feel about their financial advisors they put so much trust in. In the future
investment banks and all other financial service firms will need to focus more on the
investor. Furthermore, there will a lot of regulation implemented into the industry in order
to prevent another global financial meltdown. Much will change in the investment
industry but we have planned and hopefully we will be able to adapt to the changes in
the financial environment.

Company Goals & Objectives
The Financial Advisors at NYWM will be growing in size. In order to maintain high
customer service we have decided that it would be best to delegate a group to work
solely with each segment of clients. When this is done the Financial Advisors will be
more able to assist his or her client!s requirements, emotional, and financial concerns.


Business Strategy
Image
NYWM is a financial services firm that has its hand on the pulse of main street. Our
interests are for people who have worked hard for their money. We believe that honesty
and financial expertise will prove to improve the lives of our clients.

SWOT Analysis
Our strengths are our ability to keep an open line of communication with our clients.
There is complete transparency in our business because we keep the client informed
quickly via email about changes that have occurred in his or her accounts. We properly
analyze the client's financial state and outlook and build a customized portfolio that
focuses on pursuing the client's needs and objectives. Our weakness is that we do not
supply all financial services that a client may need due to our small size. There are
great opportunities to grow in size and in clientele because many individuals are
withdrawing funds from large banks and placing those assets into the hands of smaller
wealth management firms, such as, NYWM. At the moment we are the threat to the
larger banks but in the future the tables may turn.

Competitive Strategy
As a small firm we want to make sure we maintain that same customer value for even
when our firm grows to median size. We make sure that our fees are not too high
because we want to make sure that our clients are retaining a large amount of their
profits. We believe that it starts first with the client.


Company Products and Services
Description
Estate Planning: offers the client the ability to transfer his or her wealth to loved ones.
Banking:
"      Resource Management Account: It is a cash management account for individuals
"      looking for an easy way to manage his or her daily banking activities and
"      investments at one place.
"      Custodial Account: This account is when an adult manages the assets in the
"      account for a minor that is under the age of 21.
"      Basic Account: simple checking or savings account.
IRA: This account allows the client to accumulate funds for retirement which is also tax-
deferrable.
College Fund Account: Created in order to help the client set aside money for children!s
future educational expenses.
Business Solutions: integrated cash management, investing and financing through one
business account here with NYWM. This allows the client to spend more time running
the business and less time managing cash.

Services Process Focused on the Client
Our clients will receive an introduction into what he or she needs, what the Financial
Advisor can offer, and continued recommendations. First, the Financial Advisor first
listens to the client and takes some time to begin to understand the client!s needs and
future goals. Second, the Financial Advisor offers investment and financing
opportunities that are designed to reach the client!s individual short-term and long-term
goals. Third, the Financial Advisor and client work together to select the best solution
and informs the client about the process of implementing the solution. Lastly, the
Financial Advisor keeps the client updated frequently about the investments.

Future Service Offerings
NYWM will be offering our clients new software where clients are able to access online.
This software will help the client further understand the overall functions and trends of
the financial market and how the changes will effect his or her investments. In addition,
the new software will provide the client with historical data and predictions made by our
specialists for the near future.


Marketing Strategy
Target Market
NYWM will provide these advanced financial service to clients in the northeastern
geographic area of the United States. We strongly believe that with our location we will
become a recognized name and a profitable firm. We have chose to locate our office in
the suburbs of Westchester, because it is close to main street but still close enough to
Wall street so that we are able to collaborate with other firms on Wall street. This will
ultimately benefit the consumer of our services because we will be providing them with
the latest and most proven financial strategies.

Our potential clients expected to utilize our financial services are individuals who have
high incomes, advanced degrees and are in need of asset management. Our clientele is
wealthy, highly educated, with or without children, and earn over $100,000.

Customers! Motivation to Buy
The affluent client is in need of our financial service, because they are often too busy or
do not have the proper know-how about investing. For instance, a wealthy individual
may have a lot of disposable income and hence needs to utilize that money by accruing
high interest. By doing this our client will be able to retire earlier than if he or she had
spent that disposable income on frivolous items or had simply left it in a commercial
bank CD account.
Market Analysis




                                                                         30%




                                              60%
                                                                         10%

      Small Business Owners
      High Net Worth Families
      High Net Worth Individuals




Market Size & Trend
The market for wealth management is very large because almost anyone who is
working needs financial guidance in order to help them prepare for either retirement or
another goal they may have. Now more than ever people are counting on us to make
sound and careful decisions when handing their assets.

NYWM's financial services will be in demand throughout the year. We manage almost
every aspect of a clients financial portfolio. Whether it is saving towards retirement with
our IRA accounts or saving towards making sure ones children are look after or save for
college in the 529 college savings plans. When our clients make money, we make
money. However, our number one priority is to make sure the clients needs are not only
met but go above and beyond their expectations.

Now more than ever NYWM has the opportunity to attain new clients. This is true
because many clients have taken their assets out of the large investment banks and are
moving those funds into smaller wealth management firms. Presently the public has a
poor perception of too-big-to-fail investment companies and do not trust them. This
gives NYWM a chance to grow our clientele with clients who are looking for straight
forward and trustworthy financial advice.
Industry Average                 Market Share Forecast
         NYWM


                                                                                   100

                                                                                   75

                                                                                50

                                                                                25
                                2010
                                            2011                               0
                                                         2012
                                                                        2013


Advertising and Promotion
Our primary advertising is marketing through word-of-mouth. In addition, NYWM pays
for radio and internet advertisement which cost the firm an estimated $ per year.

Pricing
The annual fee for NYWM services depends on how much service the client needs. The
client will pay an annual 0.3% percent of the amount of assets held in the resource
management account where the client will be able to efficiently manage his or her day
to day finances along with your long-term investments. Pay a flat annual fee of $75 for a
basic account which allows the client to manage his or her assets with the help of a
financial advisor. Lastly, the client may have to pay a combination of asset based fees
and stock market trading commissions.

The firm's prices are highly competitive with that of other firms. Some of the larger firms
are charging upwards of 0.6% of a client's assets per year. In addition, we offer free
transfer and withdrawal and we offer financial advice to those clients who only have a
basic account.

Sales Techniques
We have been increasing our clientele due to the economic volatility of the market. Our
clients who are currently with us are very impressed with how attentive we are to their
every concern, they tell their friends and family about us. We not only rely on marketing
through word of mouth but we have been sending preferred client letters out to all our
clients. These letters show them that they are important and that we are thinking of new
and creative ways to help grow their wealth safely and reliably.
Competitor Analysis
Existing competitors
UBS is one of the world!s leading financial firms. Offers services to individual clients,
corporate, and institutional clients. It is one of the largest banks in the world and it offers
businesses with equity compensations plans, employee retirement plans, specialized
executive needs. Furthermore, investing, financing, and banking.

Merrill Lynch is also one of the worlds leading financial management and advisory
companies; providing financial advice and investment banking services. It is a large
firm. It offers a wide variety of financial solutions, such as; retirement, investing,
banking, credit & lending, estate planning, and business solutions. Merrill Lynch has an
advantage over our company because it has the ability to offer clients personal and
business loans. Furthermore, it is a larger firm so they do have more resources at their
fingertips. However, being a large firm presently may not be working in their advantage
because of all the distrust from main street to wall street.

These firms are our largest competitors and they are the ones we aspire to be.
However, our clients enjoy working with us because we are less intimidating and we will
always give them straight forward and honest answers to all of their questions and
concerns. Often times the individual investor gets over looked when working with a
large investment bank such as UBS or Merrill Lynch. These firms are not truly looking
out for the small investors but are instead looking to make large profits on corporate
deals. We service to your everyday investor who is looking for honesty and high returns
on their assets.
"
Potential competitors
There are now many competitors who are our size. They are all rising to the challenge
in offering the best advice and solutions to many people in need of financial guidance.
These small wealth management firms are competitors but we are mostly all in
competition with the larger banks. This is true because the larger firms have so much
more power and they move much larger amounts of money.

Financial Analysis
Start-up Summary

NYWM!s start-up costs are outlined in the table below. Start-up expenses are derived
from land, office building, furniture, computers, Xerox and other devices, advertising,
and other expenses incurred with opening the company!s first office. The start-up
expenses will be financed by direct owner investment and outside loans.
Start-up

 Expenses


    Assets


Investment


    Loans

             $0              $300,000             $600,000            $900,000             $1,200,000




New York Wealth Management




Required Start-Up Funds              Amount        Totals     Dep.                 Notes
 Fixed Assets
    Real Estate-Land                $ 250,000
    Buildings                         250,000                20.00 years
    Equipment                         50,000                  7.00 years           Xerox, printer, com.
    Furniture and Fixtures            20,000                  5.00 years           Desks, chairs etc.
    Other Fixed Assets                     0                  5.00 years
 Total Fixed Assets                               570,000

 Operating Capital
   Pre-Opening Salaries and Wages     50,000
   Prepaid Insurance Premiums          6,000
   Legal and Accounting Fees             499                         Manning CPA & Mineo JD
   Utility Deposits                    2,500
   Supplies                            8,000
   Advertising and Promotions          3,000
   Licenses                            1,500
   Other Initial Start-Up Costs        2,000
   Working Capital (Cash On Hand)     20,000
 Total Operating Capital                           93,499


Total Required Funds                            $ 663,499




Sources of Funding                   Amount        Totals Loan Rate Term in Months Monthly Payments
Owner's Equity                           29.69%        197,000
 Outside Investors                         5.00%      1,000,000
 Additional Loans or Debt
   Commercial Loan                       -140.69%      (933,501)     7.00%          84.00             $14,089.03
   Commercial Mortgage                     60.29%        400,000     8.00%         240.00              $3,345.76
    Credit Card Debt                        0.00%              0     7.00%          60.00                  $0.00
    Vehicle Loans                           0.00%              0     6.00%          48.00                  $0.00
    Other Bank Debt                         0.00%              0     5.00%          36.00                  $0.00
Total Sources of Funding                 -45.72%      $ 663,499                                       $17,434.79




New York Wealth Management
Salaries and Wages



Salaries & Related Expenses      # Assumptions          Wage Base    Monthly   Year One Year Two Year Three


Percent Change                                                                               3.00%        3.00%

Salaries and Wages
   Wages
       Full-Time Employees       5                                    26,000    312,000     321,360     331,001
           Hrs Per Week                       60.00
           Rate Per Hour             $        20.00
Total Salaries and Wages         5                                    26,000    312,000     321,360     331,001

Payroll Taxes and Benefits
   Social Security                           6.20%      $ 102,000      1,612     19,344      19,924      20,522
   Medicare                                  1.45%                       377      4,524       4,660       4,800
   (Federal Unemployment Tax)                0.80%      $    7,000        23        280         280         280
   (State Unemployment Tax)                  2.70%      $    7,000        79        945         945         945
   Employee Pension                          5.00%                     1,300     15,600      15,600      15,600
   Employee Health Ins.                      0.00%                     4,000     48,000      49,440      50,923
   Other Employee Benefit                    4.00%                     1,040     12,480      12,854      13,240
Total Payroll Taxes & Benefits                                         8,431    101,173     103,703     106,310


Total Salaries & Expenses                                             34,431    413,173     425,063     437,311
New York Wealth Management
Projected Income Statement - Year One
                                                 Jan           Feb           Mar           Apr           May
Income
           Estate Planning                          12000         15000         15000         22000         70000
           Banking                                  20000         10000         40000         20000        100000
           Business Solutions                      100000        100000        100000         72000         65000
Total Income                                       132000        125000        155000        114000        235000

Cost of Sales
            Estate Planning                            10000         10000         10000         10000         10000
            Banking                                    10000         10000         10000         10000         10000
            Business Solutions                         10000         10000         10000         10000         10000
Total Cost of Sales                                    30000         30000         30000         30000         30000

Gross Margin                                       102000            95000     125000            84000     205000



Fixed Business Expenses
            Advertising                                 5000          5000          5000          5000          5000
            Conferences & Seminars                      1000          1000          1000          1000          1000
            Miscellaneous                                300           300           300           300           300
            Insurance (Liability and Property)          4000          4000          4000          4000          4000
            Licenses/Fees/Permits                       2000          2000          2000          2000          2000
            Legal and Professional Fees                  200           200           200           200           200
            Office Expenses & Supplies                   8000          8000          8000          8000          8000
            Postage and Delivery                         500           500           500           500           500
            Rent (on business property)                 6692          6692          6692          6692          6692
            Sales & Marketing                           2000          2000          2000          2000          2000
            Taxes-Other                                 5000          5000          5000          5000          5000
            Telephone and Communications                1300          1300          1300          1300          1300
            Travel                                      2500          2500          2500          2500          2500
            Utilities                                   1000          1000          1000          1000          1000
Total Fixed Business Expenses                          39492         39492         39492         39492         39492

Other Expenses
          Interest
                        Commercial Loan                 315            312           309           306           303
                        Commercial Mortgage            5333           5324          5315          5306          5297
                        Credit Card Debt                750            750           750           750           750
            Taxes                                      1000           1000          1000          1000          1000
Total Other Expenses                                   7398           7386          7374          7362          7350

Net Income                                             55110         48122         78134         37146     158158
Continued...


Jun            Jul            Aug            Sep            Oct            Nov            Dec           Totals

       15000          40000          32000          35000          65000          30000       20000         371000
       20000          10000          15000          25000          20000          10000       20000         310000
      100000          63000          76000         100000         100000         200000     1000000        2076000
      135000         113000         123000         160000         185000         240000     1040000        2757000



       10000          10000          10000          10000          10000          10000         10000       120000
       10000          10000          10000          10000          10000          10000         10000       120000
       10000          10000          10000          10000          10000          10000         10000       120000
       30000          30000          30000          30000          30000          30000         30000       360000

      105000          83000          93000         130000         155000         210000     1010000        2397000




        5000           5000           5000           5000           5000           5000          5000        60000
        1000           1000           1000           1000           1000           1000          1000        12000
         300            300            300            300            300            300           300         3600
        4000           4000           4000           4000           4000           4000          4000        48000
        2000           2000           2000           2000           2000           2000          2000        24000
         200            200            200            200            200            200           200         2400
        8000           8000           8000           8000           8000           8000          8000        96000
         500            500            500            500            500            500           500         6000
        6692           6692           6692           6692           6692           6692          6692        80298
        2000           2000           2000           2000           2000           2000          2000        24000
        5000           5000           5000           5000           5000           5000          5000        60000
        1300           1300           1300           1300           1300           1300          1300        15600
        2500           2500           2500           2500           2500           2500          2500        30000
        1000           1000           1000           1000           1000           1000          1000        12000
       39492          39492          39492          39492          39492          39492         39492       473898




         300            297            294            291            288            285           282             3584
        5287           5278           5269           5259           5250           5240          5230            63389
         750            750            750            750            750            750           750             9000
        1000           1000           1000           1000           1000           1000          1000            12000
        7338           7325           7313           7300           7288           7275          7262            87973
58171         36183         46196   83208        108221   163233   963246    1835129




New York Wealth Management
Balance Sheet - Year One



                                                  Base Period                End of Year One


Assets
  Current Assets
     Cash                                              50,000                      1,620,440
     Accounts Receivable                                    0                              0
     Prepaid Expenses                                   6,000                              0
     Other Current                                      2,000                          1,333
  Total Current Assets                                 58,000                      1,621,773

   Fixed Assets
      Real Estate-Land                                500,000                        500,000
      Buildings                                       500,000                        500,000
      Equipment                                        50,000                         50,000
      Furniture and Fixtures                           20,000                         20,000
   Total Fixed Assets                               1,070,000                      1,070,000

   Less: Accumulated Depreciation                          0                          10,000


Total Assets                                        1,128,000                      2,681,773




Liabilities and Owner's Equity
   Liabilities
       Accounts Payable                                35,000                         35,000
       Loan Payable                                  (54,000)                       (60,196)
       Mortgage Payable                              800,000                        783,091
       Credit Card Debt                                 (750)                        (9,000)
   Total Liabilities                                 780,250                        748,894

   Owner's Equity
      Common Stock                                    347,750                        347,750
      Retained Earnings                                     0                      1,835,129
      Dividends Dispersed                                   0                        250,000
   Total Owner's Equity                               347,750                      1,932,879


Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity                1,128,000                      2,681,773
New York Wealth Management
Breakeven Analysis



Breakeven Analysis                                     Dollars                        Percent
   Annual Sales Revenue                    $         2,757,000                       100.00%
   Cost of Sales                                       360,000                        13.06%
   Gross Margin                                      2,397,000                        86.94%

   Salaries and Wages                                  413,293
   Fixed Operating Expenses                            473,898
   Total Fixed Business Expenses                       887,191

   Breakeven Sales Calculation                         887,191
                                                       86.94%

   Breakeven Sales in Dollars              $         1,020,436




New York Wealth Management
Projected Cash Flow Statement - Year One



                                           Jan       Feb           Mar       Apr       May         Jun


Beginning Cash Balance                  50,000     79,002   101,004       150,006   161,008     293,010

Cash Inflows
   Income from Sales                    132,000   125,000   155,000       114,000   235,000     135,000
   Accounts Receivable                        0         0         0             0         0           0
Total Cash Inflows                      132,000   125,000   155,000       114,000   235,000     135,000

Cash Outflows
   Investing Activities
      New Fixed Assets Purchases             0          0             0         0         0           0
      Inventory Addition to Bal.Sheet        0          0             0         0         0           0
      Cost of Sales                     30,000     30,000        30,000    30,000    30,000      30,000
   Operating Activities
      Salaries and Wages                26,000     26,000        26,000    26,000    26,000      26,000
      Fixed Business Expenses           39,492     39,492        39,492    39,492    39,492      39,492
      Taxes                                  0          0         3,000         0         0       3,000
   Financing Activities
      Loan Payments                      7,507      7,507         7,507     7,507     7,507       7,507
      Line of Credit Interest                0          0             0         0         0           0
      Line of Credit Repayments              0          0             0         0         0           0
Dividends Paid                             0         0             0             0              0        0
Total Cash Outflows                          102,998   102,998       105,998       102,998      102,998    105,998

Cash Flow                                    29,002     22,002        49,002        11,002      132,002     29,002

Operating Cash Balance                       79,002    101,004       150,006       161,008      293,010    322,012

Line of Credit Drawdowns                          0         0             0             0              0        0


Ending Cash Balance                          79,002    101,004       150,006       161,008      293,010    322,012



Line of Credit Balance                            0         0             0             0              0        0



Projected Cash Flow Statement continued...



         Jul         Aug          Sep            Oct       Nov            Dec                 Totals


    322,012      332,014      352,016        406,018    488,019       625,021



    113,000      123,000      160,000        185,000    240,000      1,040,000           2,757,000
          0            0            0              0          0              0                   0
    113,000      123,000      160,000        185,000    240,000      1,040,000           2,757,000




          0            0            0              0          0              0                     0
          0            0            0              0          0              0                     0
     30,000       30,000       30,000         30,000     30,000         30,000               360,000

     26,000       26,000       26,000         26,000     26,000         26,000               312,000
     39,492       39,492       39,492         39,492     39,492         39,492               473,898
          0            0        3,000              0          0          3,000                12,000
                                                                                                   0
       7,507       7,507        7,507          7,507      7,507          7,507                90,078
           0           0            0              0          0              0                     0
           0           0            0              0          0              0                     0
           0           0            0              0          0              0                     0
    102,999      102,999      105,999        102,999    102,999       105,999            1,247,976

     10,001       20,001       54,001         82,001    137,001       934,001            1,509,024

    332,013      352,015      406,017        488,019    625,021      1,559,022

           0             0           0             0             0             0                  0
332,013    352,015   406,017    488,019    625,021   1,559,022



         0         0          0         0          0           0




Strategic Action Plan
Mission Statement
New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM) is to provide the most innovative
personalized financial services to high net worth business owners, families, and
individuals. We truly care about our clients! financial stability and goals. We firmly
believe that success is realized through taking short-term goals one after another. We
will identify what appropriate steps need to be taken in order to accomplish the client!s
goals.

Performance Goals & Objectives
NYWM!s goals are to attain a larger portion of the industry. We look to capture the
market where clients have left the larger wealth management firms and are now looking
for a smaller firm that will have the time and expertise to provide the best financial
advice.

NYWM is differentiating itself from the rest of wealth management firms in that its
primary goal is to keep the main focus on the client. It is all about first class customer
service here at NYWM. The client will be provided with all of the supplies needed to
keep his or her personal finances organized. With a personalized portfolio planning
short-term and long-term goals and monthly client statement updates through email. In
addition, our clients will receive weekly E-newsletters which will enlighten the client
about how to manage day-to-day finances. The E-newsletter will also take current
issues in politics, economics, and developing market updates translated into simple
language that all of our clients can understand and in a fraction of the time.

The company looks to maintain and office of at least 5 wealth advisors, but will be
looking to hire new advisors in the coming months as we retain more clients. We look to
see a positive return within the first year of operation.

Restatement of Marketing Strategies
NYWM will focus its time on targeting clients who are not satisfied with their current
“large-firm” financial advisors. The marketing will focus on making the client and advisor
relationship closer. We want to assure our clients and future clients that we are focused
on providing them with the best financial solutions.

While building the client!s portfolio we will always keep in mind of keeping their assets
safe. Our firm look to build the client!s wealth without putting their assets under
unnecessary risk. Clients want to see real progress without the fear of losing everything
and that is what we deliver. Giving the client peace of mind is what we are marketing.

Loan Proposal
Loan Purpose
In order to start our business we need capital to purchase an office for which we can
hold client meeting and carry out day to day business management. NYWM will be
financing the business personally and mostly through private investors.

Amount Requested
NYWM will need a $150,000 loan in order to help finance the purchase of the real
estate.
NYWM will need private investors to invest $1,000,000. The ending balance of needed
funds will be personally provided by the owner.

Repayment Schedule
NYWM is projected to retain $1,835,129 of its annual earnings. The firm will repay
investors over a three year period at a 15% interest rate. Which totals the amount owed
to investors at $1,150,000.

Year One
 Jan     Feb    Mar     Apr    May     Jun     Jul   Aug     Sep     Oct    Nov    Dec

 $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k
Year Two
 Jan     Feb    Mar     Apr    May     Jun     Jul   Aug     Sep     Oct    Nov    Dec

 $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k
Year Three
 Jan     Feb    Mar     Apr    May     Jun     Jul   Aug     Sep     Oct    Nov    Dec

 $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k   $32k    $32k

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Mark Mineo - Business Plan NYWM

  • 1. Executive Summary This business plan is for, New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM), a new small-sized limited liability company (LLC) located on 50 North Avenue in New Rochelle, NY. NYWM takes an individual approach to fulfilling your financial needs. Financial advisors will guide high net worth individuals, small business owners, and families towards their financial goals. Management NYWM has brought together a levelheaded management team. Mark Mineo will be the President who has extensive experience with UBS Wealth Management has given him the proper knowledge and skills necessary in making NYWM a success. Mark Mineo has his MBA and J.D. Mr. Mineo!s knowledge and experience with employment law and will prove to be a great asset to the company. John Manning, CPA, will be in charge of the accounting within the firm. Ashley Mola will be the Vice President of Portfolio Management. Ashley has an MBA and will utilize her 15 years of experience with working at Morgan Stanley to design and monitor client portfolios. Jacob Mineo has his Masters of Information Systems and will serve as the Chief Technology Officer who has excelled with innovating new computer programming since 1985 with IBM. The Operations Manager, Brandon Grunstein, will be responsible for the firms compliance requirements and maintain contact with our management system to ensure accuracy. Services NYWM provides portfolio solutions to clients while meeting their financial goals. Our highly trained financial advisors will personally sit down with you and go over your overall financial picture. After analyzing your financial picture the advisor will suggest what investments would optimize your portfolio. Your financial advisor will develop a unique portfolio that lays out necessary steps to reach those future goals. Finally, we care about your concerns and will take the time to make sure you are informed about the current state of the market and the types of products and services to help safeguard your life earnings. Our array of services include estate planning, analyze and evaluate the clients overall financial picture; retirement planning, implement a retirement strategy that works toward your expectations, education funding, determining ones options based on how many years your child is from college; risk management, analyze your coverage needs and close any gaps in coverage; and investment strategies, capital appreciation and mutual fund management. Customers The target customer is a high net worth individual or business owner who is currently looking to invest his or her assets with a firm who will dedicate all of its time and resources to help make sure they are successful. Furthermore, depending on the client
  • 2. the financial advisor here at NYWM will tailor an investment plan depending on if the client wants to play the markets aggressively or cautiously. Mission Statement New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM) is committed in providing the most innovative solutions to clients who are seeking to accomplish long-term and short-term financial goals. It is our primary goal to ensure that all our clients' financial goals stay in focus and are acted upon. We firmly believe that success is realized through taking short-term goals one after the other. Through the use of identifying your goals, developing a realistic financial plan, and implementing and monitoring those goals our clients will have a comprehensive plan that he or she can have confidence in. Market Analysis Summary New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM), will be concentrating its time and energy towards supplying high net worth individuals, small business owners, and families professionalism and expertise in reaching financial success. Our financial advisors are prepared to the client through these uncertain times. We believe that due to the volatility in the economy, investors more than ever demand transparent and trustworthy financial services. Business and Industry Profile Industry Analysis In the past, world wealth has generally expanded close to the rate of GDP growth. The amount of high net worth individuals whose net worth is $1 million or more has increased from 1.5 to 3 times the rate of GDP growth. The financial market collapse of 2008 has hit high net worth individuals the hardest with astronomical devaluations in almost all asset categories and different parts of the world. Future Stages of Growth Due to the financial turmoil during these few years and still a volatile market changes how clients feel about their financial advisors they put so much trust in. In the future investment banks and all other financial service firms will need to focus more on the investor. Furthermore, there will a lot of regulation implemented into the industry in order to prevent another global financial meltdown. Much will change in the investment industry but we have planned and hopefully we will be able to adapt to the changes in the financial environment. Company Goals & Objectives The Financial Advisors at NYWM will be growing in size. In order to maintain high customer service we have decided that it would be best to delegate a group to work
  • 3. solely with each segment of clients. When this is done the Financial Advisors will be more able to assist his or her client!s requirements, emotional, and financial concerns. Business Strategy Image NYWM is a financial services firm that has its hand on the pulse of main street. Our interests are for people who have worked hard for their money. We believe that honesty and financial expertise will prove to improve the lives of our clients. SWOT Analysis Our strengths are our ability to keep an open line of communication with our clients. There is complete transparency in our business because we keep the client informed quickly via email about changes that have occurred in his or her accounts. We properly analyze the client's financial state and outlook and build a customized portfolio that focuses on pursuing the client's needs and objectives. Our weakness is that we do not supply all financial services that a client may need due to our small size. There are great opportunities to grow in size and in clientele because many individuals are withdrawing funds from large banks and placing those assets into the hands of smaller wealth management firms, such as, NYWM. At the moment we are the threat to the larger banks but in the future the tables may turn. Competitive Strategy As a small firm we want to make sure we maintain that same customer value for even when our firm grows to median size. We make sure that our fees are not too high because we want to make sure that our clients are retaining a large amount of their profits. We believe that it starts first with the client. Company Products and Services Description Estate Planning: offers the client the ability to transfer his or her wealth to loved ones. Banking: " Resource Management Account: It is a cash management account for individuals " looking for an easy way to manage his or her daily banking activities and " investments at one place. " Custodial Account: This account is when an adult manages the assets in the " account for a minor that is under the age of 21. " Basic Account: simple checking or savings account. IRA: This account allows the client to accumulate funds for retirement which is also tax- deferrable. College Fund Account: Created in order to help the client set aside money for children!s future educational expenses.
  • 4. Business Solutions: integrated cash management, investing and financing through one business account here with NYWM. This allows the client to spend more time running the business and less time managing cash. Services Process Focused on the Client Our clients will receive an introduction into what he or she needs, what the Financial Advisor can offer, and continued recommendations. First, the Financial Advisor first listens to the client and takes some time to begin to understand the client!s needs and future goals. Second, the Financial Advisor offers investment and financing opportunities that are designed to reach the client!s individual short-term and long-term goals. Third, the Financial Advisor and client work together to select the best solution and informs the client about the process of implementing the solution. Lastly, the Financial Advisor keeps the client updated frequently about the investments. Future Service Offerings NYWM will be offering our clients new software where clients are able to access online. This software will help the client further understand the overall functions and trends of the financial market and how the changes will effect his or her investments. In addition, the new software will provide the client with historical data and predictions made by our specialists for the near future. Marketing Strategy Target Market NYWM will provide these advanced financial service to clients in the northeastern geographic area of the United States. We strongly believe that with our location we will become a recognized name and a profitable firm. We have chose to locate our office in the suburbs of Westchester, because it is close to main street but still close enough to Wall street so that we are able to collaborate with other firms on Wall street. This will ultimately benefit the consumer of our services because we will be providing them with the latest and most proven financial strategies. Our potential clients expected to utilize our financial services are individuals who have high incomes, advanced degrees and are in need of asset management. Our clientele is wealthy, highly educated, with or without children, and earn over $100,000. Customers! Motivation to Buy The affluent client is in need of our financial service, because they are often too busy or do not have the proper know-how about investing. For instance, a wealthy individual may have a lot of disposable income and hence needs to utilize that money by accruing high interest. By doing this our client will be able to retire earlier than if he or she had spent that disposable income on frivolous items or had simply left it in a commercial bank CD account.
  • 5. Market Analysis 30% 60% 10% Small Business Owners High Net Worth Families High Net Worth Individuals Market Size & Trend The market for wealth management is very large because almost anyone who is working needs financial guidance in order to help them prepare for either retirement or another goal they may have. Now more than ever people are counting on us to make sound and careful decisions when handing their assets. NYWM's financial services will be in demand throughout the year. We manage almost every aspect of a clients financial portfolio. Whether it is saving towards retirement with our IRA accounts or saving towards making sure ones children are look after or save for college in the 529 college savings plans. When our clients make money, we make money. However, our number one priority is to make sure the clients needs are not only met but go above and beyond their expectations. Now more than ever NYWM has the opportunity to attain new clients. This is true because many clients have taken their assets out of the large investment banks and are moving those funds into smaller wealth management firms. Presently the public has a poor perception of too-big-to-fail investment companies and do not trust them. This gives NYWM a chance to grow our clientele with clients who are looking for straight forward and trustworthy financial advice.
  • 6. Industry Average Market Share Forecast NYWM 100 75 50 25 2010 2011 0 2012 2013 Advertising and Promotion Our primary advertising is marketing through word-of-mouth. In addition, NYWM pays for radio and internet advertisement which cost the firm an estimated $ per year. Pricing The annual fee for NYWM services depends on how much service the client needs. The client will pay an annual 0.3% percent of the amount of assets held in the resource management account where the client will be able to efficiently manage his or her day to day finances along with your long-term investments. Pay a flat annual fee of $75 for a basic account which allows the client to manage his or her assets with the help of a financial advisor. Lastly, the client may have to pay a combination of asset based fees and stock market trading commissions. The firm's prices are highly competitive with that of other firms. Some of the larger firms are charging upwards of 0.6% of a client's assets per year. In addition, we offer free transfer and withdrawal and we offer financial advice to those clients who only have a basic account. Sales Techniques We have been increasing our clientele due to the economic volatility of the market. Our clients who are currently with us are very impressed with how attentive we are to their every concern, they tell their friends and family about us. We not only rely on marketing through word of mouth but we have been sending preferred client letters out to all our clients. These letters show them that they are important and that we are thinking of new and creative ways to help grow their wealth safely and reliably.
  • 7. Competitor Analysis Existing competitors UBS is one of the world!s leading financial firms. Offers services to individual clients, corporate, and institutional clients. It is one of the largest banks in the world and it offers businesses with equity compensations plans, employee retirement plans, specialized executive needs. Furthermore, investing, financing, and banking. Merrill Lynch is also one of the worlds leading financial management and advisory companies; providing financial advice and investment banking services. It is a large firm. It offers a wide variety of financial solutions, such as; retirement, investing, banking, credit & lending, estate planning, and business solutions. Merrill Lynch has an advantage over our company because it has the ability to offer clients personal and business loans. Furthermore, it is a larger firm so they do have more resources at their fingertips. However, being a large firm presently may not be working in their advantage because of all the distrust from main street to wall street. These firms are our largest competitors and they are the ones we aspire to be. However, our clients enjoy working with us because we are less intimidating and we will always give them straight forward and honest answers to all of their questions and concerns. Often times the individual investor gets over looked when working with a large investment bank such as UBS or Merrill Lynch. These firms are not truly looking out for the small investors but are instead looking to make large profits on corporate deals. We service to your everyday investor who is looking for honesty and high returns on their assets. " Potential competitors There are now many competitors who are our size. They are all rising to the challenge in offering the best advice and solutions to many people in need of financial guidance. These small wealth management firms are competitors but we are mostly all in competition with the larger banks. This is true because the larger firms have so much more power and they move much larger amounts of money. Financial Analysis Start-up Summary NYWM!s start-up costs are outlined in the table below. Start-up expenses are derived from land, office building, furniture, computers, Xerox and other devices, advertising, and other expenses incurred with opening the company!s first office. The start-up expenses will be financed by direct owner investment and outside loans.
  • 8. Start-up Expenses Assets Investment Loans $0 $300,000 $600,000 $900,000 $1,200,000 New York Wealth Management Required Start-Up Funds Amount Totals Dep. Notes Fixed Assets Real Estate-Land $ 250,000 Buildings 250,000 20.00 years Equipment 50,000 7.00 years Xerox, printer, com. Furniture and Fixtures 20,000 5.00 years Desks, chairs etc. Other Fixed Assets 0 5.00 years Total Fixed Assets 570,000 Operating Capital Pre-Opening Salaries and Wages 50,000 Prepaid Insurance Premiums 6,000 Legal and Accounting Fees 499 Manning CPA & Mineo JD Utility Deposits 2,500 Supplies 8,000 Advertising and Promotions 3,000 Licenses 1,500 Other Initial Start-Up Costs 2,000 Working Capital (Cash On Hand) 20,000 Total Operating Capital 93,499 Total Required Funds $ 663,499 Sources of Funding Amount Totals Loan Rate Term in Months Monthly Payments
  • 9. Owner's Equity 29.69% 197,000 Outside Investors 5.00% 1,000,000 Additional Loans or Debt Commercial Loan -140.69% (933,501) 7.00% 84.00 $14,089.03 Commercial Mortgage 60.29% 400,000 8.00% 240.00 $3,345.76 Credit Card Debt 0.00% 0 7.00% 60.00 $0.00 Vehicle Loans 0.00% 0 6.00% 48.00 $0.00 Other Bank Debt 0.00% 0 5.00% 36.00 $0.00 Total Sources of Funding -45.72% $ 663,499 $17,434.79 New York Wealth Management Salaries and Wages Salaries & Related Expenses # Assumptions Wage Base Monthly Year One Year Two Year Three Percent Change 3.00% 3.00% Salaries and Wages Wages Full-Time Employees 5 26,000 312,000 321,360 331,001 Hrs Per Week 60.00 Rate Per Hour $ 20.00 Total Salaries and Wages 5 26,000 312,000 321,360 331,001 Payroll Taxes and Benefits Social Security 6.20% $ 102,000 1,612 19,344 19,924 20,522 Medicare 1.45% 377 4,524 4,660 4,800 (Federal Unemployment Tax) 0.80% $ 7,000 23 280 280 280 (State Unemployment Tax) 2.70% $ 7,000 79 945 945 945 Employee Pension 5.00% 1,300 15,600 15,600 15,600 Employee Health Ins. 0.00% 4,000 48,000 49,440 50,923 Other Employee Benefit 4.00% 1,040 12,480 12,854 13,240 Total Payroll Taxes & Benefits 8,431 101,173 103,703 106,310 Total Salaries & Expenses 34,431 413,173 425,063 437,311
  • 10. New York Wealth Management Projected Income Statement - Year One Jan Feb Mar Apr May Income Estate Planning 12000 15000 15000 22000 70000 Banking 20000 10000 40000 20000 100000 Business Solutions 100000 100000 100000 72000 65000 Total Income 132000 125000 155000 114000 235000 Cost of Sales Estate Planning 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 Banking 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 Business Solutions 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 Total Cost of Sales 30000 30000 30000 30000 30000 Gross Margin 102000 95000 125000 84000 205000 Fixed Business Expenses Advertising 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 Conferences & Seminars 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Miscellaneous 300 300 300 300 300 Insurance (Liability and Property) 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 Licenses/Fees/Permits 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 Legal and Professional Fees 200 200 200 200 200 Office Expenses & Supplies 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 Postage and Delivery 500 500 500 500 500 Rent (on business property) 6692 6692 6692 6692 6692 Sales & Marketing 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 Taxes-Other 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 Telephone and Communications 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 Travel 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 Utilities 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Total Fixed Business Expenses 39492 39492 39492 39492 39492 Other Expenses Interest Commercial Loan 315 312 309 306 303 Commercial Mortgage 5333 5324 5315 5306 5297 Credit Card Debt 750 750 750 750 750 Taxes 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 Total Other Expenses 7398 7386 7374 7362 7350 Net Income 55110 48122 78134 37146 158158
  • 11. Continued... Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Totals 15000 40000 32000 35000 65000 30000 20000 371000 20000 10000 15000 25000 20000 10000 20000 310000 100000 63000 76000 100000 100000 200000 1000000 2076000 135000 113000 123000 160000 185000 240000 1040000 2757000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 120000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 120000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 10000 120000 30000 30000 30000 30000 30000 30000 30000 360000 105000 83000 93000 130000 155000 210000 1010000 2397000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 60000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 12000 300 300 300 300 300 300 300 3600 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 4000 48000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 24000 200 200 200 200 200 200 200 2400 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 96000 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 6000 6692 6692 6692 6692 6692 6692 6692 80298 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 24000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 60000 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 1300 15600 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 30000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 12000 39492 39492 39492 39492 39492 39492 39492 473898 300 297 294 291 288 285 282 3584 5287 5278 5269 5259 5250 5240 5230 63389 750 750 750 750 750 750 750 9000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 12000 7338 7325 7313 7300 7288 7275 7262 87973
  • 12. 58171 36183 46196 83208 108221 163233 963246 1835129 New York Wealth Management Balance Sheet - Year One Base Period End of Year One Assets Current Assets Cash 50,000 1,620,440 Accounts Receivable 0 0 Prepaid Expenses 6,000 0 Other Current 2,000 1,333 Total Current Assets 58,000 1,621,773 Fixed Assets Real Estate-Land 500,000 500,000 Buildings 500,000 500,000 Equipment 50,000 50,000 Furniture and Fixtures 20,000 20,000 Total Fixed Assets 1,070,000 1,070,000 Less: Accumulated Depreciation 0 10,000 Total Assets 1,128,000 2,681,773 Liabilities and Owner's Equity Liabilities Accounts Payable 35,000 35,000 Loan Payable (54,000) (60,196) Mortgage Payable 800,000 783,091 Credit Card Debt (750) (9,000) Total Liabilities 780,250 748,894 Owner's Equity Common Stock 347,750 347,750 Retained Earnings 0 1,835,129 Dividends Dispersed 0 250,000 Total Owner's Equity 347,750 1,932,879 Total Liabilities and Owner's Equity 1,128,000 2,681,773
  • 13. New York Wealth Management Breakeven Analysis Breakeven Analysis Dollars Percent Annual Sales Revenue $ 2,757,000 100.00% Cost of Sales 360,000 13.06% Gross Margin 2,397,000 86.94% Salaries and Wages 413,293 Fixed Operating Expenses 473,898 Total Fixed Business Expenses 887,191 Breakeven Sales Calculation 887,191 86.94% Breakeven Sales in Dollars $ 1,020,436 New York Wealth Management Projected Cash Flow Statement - Year One Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Beginning Cash Balance 50,000 79,002 101,004 150,006 161,008 293,010 Cash Inflows Income from Sales 132,000 125,000 155,000 114,000 235,000 135,000 Accounts Receivable 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Cash Inflows 132,000 125,000 155,000 114,000 235,000 135,000 Cash Outflows Investing Activities New Fixed Assets Purchases 0 0 0 0 0 0 Inventory Addition to Bal.Sheet 0 0 0 0 0 0 Cost of Sales 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 Operating Activities Salaries and Wages 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 Fixed Business Expenses 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 Taxes 0 0 3,000 0 0 3,000 Financing Activities Loan Payments 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 Line of Credit Interest 0 0 0 0 0 0 Line of Credit Repayments 0 0 0 0 0 0
  • 14. Dividends Paid 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total Cash Outflows 102,998 102,998 105,998 102,998 102,998 105,998 Cash Flow 29,002 22,002 49,002 11,002 132,002 29,002 Operating Cash Balance 79,002 101,004 150,006 161,008 293,010 322,012 Line of Credit Drawdowns 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ending Cash Balance 79,002 101,004 150,006 161,008 293,010 322,012 Line of Credit Balance 0 0 0 0 0 0 Projected Cash Flow Statement continued... Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Totals 322,012 332,014 352,016 406,018 488,019 625,021 113,000 123,000 160,000 185,000 240,000 1,040,000 2,757,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 113,000 123,000 160,000 185,000 240,000 1,040,000 2,757,000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 30,000 360,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 26,000 312,000 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 39,492 473,898 0 0 3,000 0 0 3,000 12,000 0 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 7,507 90,078 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102,999 102,999 105,999 102,999 102,999 105,999 1,247,976 10,001 20,001 54,001 82,001 137,001 934,001 1,509,024 332,013 352,015 406,017 488,019 625,021 1,559,022 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
  • 15. 332,013 352,015 406,017 488,019 625,021 1,559,022 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strategic Action Plan Mission Statement New Yorker Wealth Management (NYWM) is to provide the most innovative personalized financial services to high net worth business owners, families, and individuals. We truly care about our clients! financial stability and goals. We firmly believe that success is realized through taking short-term goals one after another. We will identify what appropriate steps need to be taken in order to accomplish the client!s goals. Performance Goals & Objectives NYWM!s goals are to attain a larger portion of the industry. We look to capture the market where clients have left the larger wealth management firms and are now looking for a smaller firm that will have the time and expertise to provide the best financial advice. NYWM is differentiating itself from the rest of wealth management firms in that its primary goal is to keep the main focus on the client. It is all about first class customer service here at NYWM. The client will be provided with all of the supplies needed to keep his or her personal finances organized. With a personalized portfolio planning short-term and long-term goals and monthly client statement updates through email. In addition, our clients will receive weekly E-newsletters which will enlighten the client about how to manage day-to-day finances. The E-newsletter will also take current issues in politics, economics, and developing market updates translated into simple language that all of our clients can understand and in a fraction of the time. The company looks to maintain and office of at least 5 wealth advisors, but will be looking to hire new advisors in the coming months as we retain more clients. We look to see a positive return within the first year of operation. Restatement of Marketing Strategies NYWM will focus its time on targeting clients who are not satisfied with their current “large-firm” financial advisors. The marketing will focus on making the client and advisor relationship closer. We want to assure our clients and future clients that we are focused on providing them with the best financial solutions. While building the client!s portfolio we will always keep in mind of keeping their assets safe. Our firm look to build the client!s wealth without putting their assets under
  • 16. unnecessary risk. Clients want to see real progress without the fear of losing everything and that is what we deliver. Giving the client peace of mind is what we are marketing. Loan Proposal Loan Purpose In order to start our business we need capital to purchase an office for which we can hold client meeting and carry out day to day business management. NYWM will be financing the business personally and mostly through private investors. Amount Requested NYWM will need a $150,000 loan in order to help finance the purchase of the real estate. NYWM will need private investors to invest $1,000,000. The ending balance of needed funds will be personally provided by the owner. Repayment Schedule NYWM is projected to retain $1,835,129 of its annual earnings. The firm will repay investors over a three year period at a 15% interest rate. Which totals the amount owed to investors at $1,150,000. Year One Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k Year Two Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k Year Three Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k $32k