350
WILLS, TRUSTS, and TEXAS PROBATE
Whether
planning your first will or revising an existing one, let Patricia Bath,
Attorney at Law, help you explore the options. This seminar provides a
discussion of the basics of Wills, a look at Living Trusts, and an overview
of the Probate Process. Living Wills, Health Care Powers of Attorney and
planning for possible future disability will also be discussed.
Date: Sept. 22 (Mon.)
Place: Education Center - Historical Rm
430 West Mill
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Instructor: Patricia Ann Bath
Cost: $5.00 Tuition; $5.00 Facility Fee
352
ABC'S of LTC (Long-Term Care)
Most
people who buy long-term care insurance don't understand how their policy
works. Doesn't it make sense to
find out what you should look for and how to compare policy benefits? The
decision to buy a policy should be made with confidence. There should not be
a single doubt in your mind, that the policy you just purchased is the best
policy, at the best price, for your particular circumstances. Only then will
you have true peace of mind. Anyone desiring to learn more about how to
protect their independence, assets and quality of life will benefit from
this program. Persons who have been denied coverage in the past because of
their health could also find this program informative. Creative alternative
solutions to traditional insurance will be discussed.
352.01: Sept. 30 (Tues.); 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
352.02: Oct. 2 (Thurs.); 10:00 a.m. - Noon
Place: Education Center Library
430 West Mill
Instructor: John Young
Cost: $5.00 Tuition; $5.00 Facility Fee
354
MEDICARE - MONEY SAVING TIPS
Medicare
recipients today don't live on a fixed income. They live on a shrinking
income! Learn how to avoid the common mistakes that people make once they
become eligible for Medicare benefits. Current Medicare recipients as well
as new enrollees can benefit from this program. Should I keep my employers
insurance? When is the best time to sign up? Should I get a Medicare
Advantage plan or a Medicare Supplement? Which Medicare Supplement Plan?
What is the secret to finding the best Medicare drug plan? Find out the
answers to these questions and many more suggestions that will keep money in
your pocket.
354.01: Oct. 21 (Tues.); 6:30 p.m. 8:30
p.m.
354.02: Oct. 23 (Thurs.); 10:00 a.m. Noon
Place: Education Center Library
430 West Mill
Instructor: John Young
Cost: $5.00 Tuition; $5.00 Facility Fee
356
INVEST IN YOUR DEBT TM
(Get
a 37.13% Return*. Risk Free, Tax
Free, Guaranteed!)
This
nationally acclaimed workshop is designed to show you how to pay off your
STUDENT LOANS, credit cards, car payments and consumer debt in 1-3 years,
and then completely OWN your home in another 3-4 years. Learn the most
effective technique to becoming financially independent by using only your
current income. Whether you make $12,000 or $120,000 a year, this class is
for you. Learn an easy Linear Math Methodology to eliminate your debts the
fastest way possible. Find out why the mortgage tax deduction is a farce and
why most conventional investment strategies do not work. Learn how to spend
smarter by "Reverse Budgeting," what the real value of a dollar
is, how to "Seize your Savings," and how to make logical decisions
when you buy. With no credit bills, you will have serious money to invest to
build retirement wealth quickly. Bring
a calculator and a list of your debts to work out your personal debt
elimination date. A $5.00 materials fee will be collected at class time. An
optional text, Invest in Your Debt, will also be available from the
instructor/co-author for $43.00. No financial planning, insurance or
investments will be promoted or sold.
*Equivalent return if invested in traditional investments.
Date: Oct. 22 (Wed.)
Place: Education Center Library
430 West Mill
Time: 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Instructor: Keith Phildius, IYD, Inc.
Cost: $45.00 Tuition; $5.00 Material fee; $5.00 Facility Fee
(Material fee paid to instructor at first
class)
358
RETIRE WITH CONFIDENCE
Whether
you are just beginning to plan for retirement or are years into retirement,
this class will show you how to find, maximize, protect and enjoy those
retirement dollars. Business owners as well as employees will benefit from
the unique information shared in this presentation. Optimizing your 20-30
years in retirement will require creativity. Come join us and get the keys
that open the door to your successful retirement.
358.01: Oct. 7 (Tues.); 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
358.02: Nov. 4 (Tues.); 6:30
p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
358.03: Dec. 2 (Tues.); 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Place: Education Center Library
430 West Mill
Instructor: John Young
Cost: $5.00 Tuition; $5.00 Facility Fee
362
LETS SHOP A FUNERAL!
Consumers
spend two years purchasing their first home, five months shopping for a new
car and two months looking for a refrigerator or television. Learn how to
shop for a funeral, during this educational in-service. Licensed funeral
director Claudio Herrera will teach you the laws, rules and regulations
binding the funeral industry. Know your consumer rights!
Know the right questions to ask.
362.01: Oct. 14 (Tues.); 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
362.02: Oct. 16 (Thurs.); 10:00 a.m. – Noon
Place: Education Center Library
430 West Mill
Instructor: Claudio Herrera
Cost: $5.00 Tuition; $5.00 Facility Fee
