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SEMINARS
Education
ID Theft – Who’s Got Your Number?
Tuesday, July 25, noon, CCGT
Hosted by: Texell Credit Union
Purchase your $1 ticket online or at the Member Services Office.
Every minute, about 19 people fall victim to identity theft. It
takes the average victim an estimated $500 and 30 hours to
resolve each identity theft. Seminar attendees will learn what
identity theft is and how it can affect their lives. They will also tant, simplify and explain the ins and outs of estate planning
learn how crooks get personal information and how to minimize
the risk of ID theft, online and offline. Lunch will be provided.
Texell Credit Union, [email protected], (254) 773-1604
Financial
Wine & Wealth Workshop
Wednesday, July 12, 4:30 p.m., CCAN
Hosted by: Scott Campbell of Austin First Financial, Inc.
Purchase your $1 ticket online or at the Member Services Office.
Where should you invest your money today? Would you be in-
terested in creating a Perpetual Retirement Income Machine?
Attend this workshop to learn more and receive a FREE copy of
my new book: The Perpetual Retirement Income Machine.
Scott Campbell is an Investment Advisor Representative and a
specialist in retirement planning. He holds a Retirement Income
Certified Professional designation and has been teaching adult
education classes in this field since 1999.
Always fun and entertaining, you won’t want to miss the SUR-
PRISE OF THE MONTH!
Investment advisory services offered through Wealth Financial
Advisory Services, LLC, a Registered Investment Adviser. In-
surance services are offered through individually licensed and
appointed insurance agents. [email protected] home for real comfort.” Though most will agree with this senti-
512-638-9499
The Truth About Estate Planning Workshop
Thursday, July 13, 3 p.m., CCAN
Hosted by The Wiewel Law Firm, Presented by:
Brad Wiewel, JD, Board Certified, Estate Planning and Probate
Law, Texas Board of Legal Specialization
Purchase your $1 ticket online or at the Member Services Office.
Learn the truth about:
– Do out-of-state documents work in Texas?
– Who will care for me if I can’t do it?
– Are trusts always better than wills?
– Remarriage - protecting your estate.
– Divorce-proofing your kids’ inheritance.
– Community property and new Texas residents.
– Are death taxes dead?
– How to lawsuit protect your assets.
– Is your estate plan up-to-date?
All meetings by appointment only.
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For more information, call our Georgetown office at 512-869-1435.
Principal office: Austin, Texas
Simplifying Estate Planning - Brunch Event
Saturday, July 29, 11 a.m., CCG
Hosted by: Fort Family Estate Planning
Purchase your $1 ticket online or at the Member Services Office.
Listen to Tanya K. Streit, JD, MBA, Estate Planning Attorney,
and Justin Fort, ChFC, RICP, CFP, MSFS, Financial Consul-
while you enjoy a delicious catered brunch.
You can expect to learn the following:
– Differences between wills and trusts, and their respective
benefits
– How to legally protect you and your loved ones during in-
capacity/disability
– What is probate, its purpose and why you want to avoid it
– Simple and affordable estate planning solutions
Will the courts decide what happens to you and your
family when you become incapacitated, disabled, or die?
Or do you have a plan in place?
Free in-home/in-office estate planning consultations available
to all attendees.
Fort Family Estate Planning
[email protected], (512) 953-5239
Health
Thriving At Home with Alzheimer’s
Wednesday, July 12, 10 a.m., CCAN
Hosted by: Georgetown Living
Purchase your $1 ticket online or at the Member Services Office.
Jane Austen famously said, “There is nothing like staying at
ment, staying at home can be a challenge if you are afflicted
with Alzheimer’s or another type of dementia. Fortunately,
there are a growing number of services, technological solutions,
and academic studies that can be leveraged to help those with
dementia stay safely at home. Join us for a discussion of these
tools and learn about some best practices that have been used
to allow those with dementia to live safely in their home for as
long as possible.
For more information contact Erin Barrett: (512) 763-7485 or
email at [email protected]. Visit www.gtownliving.com for
more information.
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG