Estate Planning 101 is a class designed to answer questions including: What happens to our life savings when we die? What type of legacy do we want to leave? What is the difference between a Will, Revocable Trust, and Irrevocable Trust? With Baby Boomers having larger retirement savings than previous generations and more dynamic families, knowing your rights and options in estate planning has never been more essential. Estate Planning 101 will help teach attendees how to: Protect life savings…

The #1 stressor regarding Americans and their retirement is the fear of running out of money. With Pensions leaving the marketplace, Americans are entering retirement with their two largest buckets of money being their Social Security benefits and their pre-tax retirement savings (401(k), IRA, etc.). Sequencing your income from these buckets in the most beneficial way may allow your retirement savings to last longer. By attending this class you'll learn: The ways to collect Social Security and how it is…

Navigating your way through Medicare's rules, options, and insurance market can seem impossible. You can quickly get lost attempting to make sense of the A's, B's, C's, and D's of Medicare and the Open Enrollment Periods. Even more convoluting is the sales pitch that generally comes with any type of Medicare education! By attending this class you'll learn: How the different parts of Medicare (A, B, C, D) work What insurance options you have Tips on budgeting for Healthcare in…

Estate Planning 101 is a class designed to answer questions including: What happens to our life savings when we die? What type of legacy do we want to leave? What is the difference between a Will, Revocable Trust, and Irrevocable Trust? With Baby Boomers having larger retirement savings than previous generations and more dynamic families, knowing your rights and options in estate planning has never been more essential. Estate Planning 101 will help teach attendees how to: Protect life savings…

The #1 stressor regarding Americans and their retirement is the fear of running out of money. With Pensions leaving the marketplace, Americans are entering retirement with their two largest buckets of money being their Social Security benefits and their pre-tax retirement savings (401(k), IRA, etc.). Sequencing your income from these buckets in the most beneficial way may allow your retirement savings to last longer. By attending this class you'll learn: The ways to collect Social Security and how it is…