A FREE CLASSROOM COURSE TEACHING THE FOUNDATIONS FOR A SOUND RETIREMENT

Planning Your Retirement
In Person Course
Course Code: SRPECOC104

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THIS IS A FREE EDUCATIONAL COURSE!
There is no cost to attend, but advanced registration is required.
Register Early – Space is Limited

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PLANNING YOUR RETIREMENT WEBINAR

An Academic Course Teaching the Foundations for a Sound Retirement

This comprehensive retirement course is being offered free of charge as a community service for those in the early stages of retirement and for those about to retire. This course addresses difficult retirement topics such as Retirement Income and Retirement Tax Planning, Social Security Maximization Strategies, Long Term Care, Legacy Planning and the pitfalls to avoid throughout the retirement years. You will receive financial tools to help you better understand risk, taxes, budgeting, and estate planning.

TOPICS:

• Learn how the new One Big Beautiful Bill Act impacts your taxes, Social Security, and overall retirement strategy.
• Tax Reduction Strategies 
• Estate Planning: understanding wills, trusts, probate and tax-efficient distribution to your heirs
• Why so many retirees are in danger of outliving their money, and steps you can take to help avoid it
• Understanding the risks involved with different types of investments and how to allocate assets based on your personal risk tolerance
• The sources of retirement income – including updates on Social Security – and how to build a solid retirement income plan of your own
• The truth about annuities and what to be aware of
• The rules, regulations and tax consequences of Qualified Plans (IRA, 401k, 403b) and how to manage them
• Learn about the true “cost” of your investment accounts and discover ways to analyze and potentially reduce your investment fees
• Learn about fiduciary advisors and how a fiduciary advisor could benefit you

WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

• Individuals and couples between the ages of 50 and 70
• Those wanting to reduce taxes
• Families concerned about Estate Planning
• Those concerned about our financial markets & wanting to prepare for the next recession
• Investors looking for other perspectives or ideas
• Baby Boomers looking for guidance based on recent academic research

WHY NOW?

• Newly proposed tax laws would reduce retirement cash flows significantly
• Rising inflation poses greater risks to purchasing power in retirement
• Global market instability and volatility necessitate action
• Recent research indicates a different approach to retirement planning could be beneficial

You only get one shot at retirement. Make it count!