Upcoming events.


Women, Wealth, and Well-Being
Mar
26

Women, Wealth, and Well-Being

Regardless of where you are in your life journey, there are key steps you can take to help maximize your wealth and well-being.

Join us to discuss:

• What wealth means to you.

• Looking beyond the newspaper headlines.

• How to get organized, get invested and move closer to achieving your goals.

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Securing Your Retirement: Social Security
Mar
19

Securing Your Retirement: Social Security

As you approach retirement, it is more important than ever to understand the role that Social Security benefits can and should play in your overall retirement income plan.

Join us for an overview of:

  • How Social Security benefits work for you and your spouse

  • When and how to start receiving Social Security benefits

  • Opportunities to increase your benefits throughout retirement

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Reframing Retirement
Mar
5

Reframing Retirement

A deep dive into planning for, enjoying, and maximizing some of the best years of your life. Our discussion includes:

  • The manufactured concept of retirement

  • “Re-wirement” begins with well-being

  • What retirees really want

  • How to create your best retirement

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Health and Wealth
Feb
20

Health and Wealth

The global pandemic showed how health issues can impact markets and economies. Have you considered how your health may affect your money?

Join us to discuss:

• Key discussions and decisions.

• How a little preparation goes a long way.

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Investing Basics
Feb
6

Investing Basics

Initially, investing can be difficult to understand. Complex industry jargon and an ever-changing market environment does not help. Join us as we demystify the investment world through a discussion on key vocabulary you should understand, how to build a successful portfolio, and the types of investment vehicles available.

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The Psychology of Investing
Jan
30

The Psychology of Investing

Our investment decisions are influenced by emotions and past experiences, sometimes making us our own worst enemy. In this discussion on behavioral finance, we identify how loss and envy can lead to poor investment choices, determine behavioral biases, and then navigate making wise investment decisions to accomplish portfolio goals.

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