The Principals of Conservative Investing September 11, 2012

Tue, Sept 11, 18, & 25 or Thur, Sept 13, 20 & 27, 6:30-8:30pm

A Retirement Planning Course at Evergreen Valley College teaching the Principals of Conservative Investing.

The Richness of Life Institute, a non profit educational organization is proud to offer a finance course for those preparing for retirement (age 45+) to those in the early stages of retirement.

This course will walk you through the difficult retirement challenges you face such as re-building your retirement accounts, proper asset allocation, how to replace your paycheck in retirement and other pitfalls to avoid.

This course is based on recent academic research from leading institutions such as: The Financial Security Project at Boston University, Ernst & Young, the University of Michigan Retirement Research Center, the Putnam Institute, the Wharton School of Business and the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College.

Attendees will receive information and tools to help them better understand the serious issues American's face as the Baby Boomer moves towards retirement, such as: understanding and managing risk, the impact of higher taxes and how to prepare for retirement.

Why attend?

1) Wall Street's "Lost Decade" has changed the lives of millions of people
2) Recent academic research "clarifies and re-defines" what steps must be taken to create financial security
3) Global market instability and volatility necessitates immediate action

Who should attend?

1) Individual and couples between the ages of 45 and 70 that are looking for the unbiased answer to: What to do now?"
2) Investors that lost a lot of money in the last down turn and want to know if there are things they can do so that this doesn't happen again
3) Conservative investors who are looking for unbiased guidance based on academic research

Attendees will learn the Optimal Asset Allocation in Retirement, How to Develop an Income Plan, When to take SS, How to Avoid the 3 Reasons
Retirees Run Out of Money and Questions to Ask Your Financial Advisor.

Official Website: http://www.Richnessoflife.org