Beginner
Getting into debt or living paycheck to paycheck is the unfortunate reality for many. This informative workshop will cover the basic concepts of budgeting, and will help to eliminate the fear and mystery behind creating and maintaining a budget. Participants will learn the tools to begin creating their own financial plan to achieve short and long term money goals.
Beginner
Learn about some of the best types of savings and investing tools. Learn about the power of compound interest as we discuss 401K’s, 403b’s, Roth IRA’s, and IRA’s.
Beginner
Women in the U.S. live, on average, 7 years longer than men and retire by age 63. All of us will have some need for health care and/or long term care post-retirement. The question is, what will I need and what will it cost? This session will explore important issues to consider in planning to meet your future need for health care and long term care.
Intermediate
Have you thought about your assets and personal possessions and who would get them after you are gone? Sometimes life events force us to address life issues we would rather not. In this workshop, we talk about decisions you should make now to alleviate a burden later to your loved ones. We will cover factors you should consider when passing on your possessions, goals you want to accomplish, distribution options and consequences, and conflict resolution.
Beginner
Understanding your credit score is essential to getting the best interest rate when purchasing a house or an automobile. In this session, learn what activities impact your credit score negatively and positively and how to avoid common mistakes right before making a major purchase.
Intermediate
Elevate your financial knowledge in record time with our class that covers all of the core material from our book, “How Money Works Stop Being A Sucker.” HowMoneyWorks is on a mission to eradicate financial illiteracy–the #1 economic crisis in the world, which impacts more that 5 billion people across the planet. As HowMoneyWorks Educators, our goal is to help break the cycle of endless debt, foolish spending, and financial cluelessness, so you can stop being a sucker, start being a student, and take control of your financial future.
Advanced
It is never easy to lose a parent — it’s even more difficult when you are named executor of the estate or power of attorney. Learn about the difference between the two and how to navigate issues regarding the death tax, life insurance, executing wills and estate plans.
Advanced
Insurance may be one of the most important purchases you’ll ever make. Find out how much you need, and how your family will benefit. You will also learn about different products and types of insurance including, life, long term care, and disability.
Beginner
Learn about practical ways to pay off debt — the difference bad debt and good debt, and how to create a fund for those unexpected emergencies that we all face. We will also talk about the dangers of various pay day loan programs.
Intermediate
Finding creative ways now to build your assets up for later in life. Help understand the emotional attachment that can be just as powerful to save as it is to spend. Learn how to teach this valuable lesson to your children.
Advanced
What are some of the factors to consider when starting a small business? What is the difference between a C-Corp and a LLC? Where do I look for help in creating a business plan? Are there SBA loans or other financing options for my business?
Beginner
A homebuyer’s guide to homeownership. This session will provide an overview of what to expect during the home-buying process and what is needed to prepare for homeownership.