The Tampa Society of Financial Service Professionals Offers an Educational Opportunity October 8, 2010

The Society of Financial Service Professionals is presenting “FSP Forum - Financial Service Regulation in the Post-2009 World and Its Impact on Financial Advisor Practitioners” on October 8th from 7:30 – 9:30 a.m. at Hilton Orlando, Bonnet Creek. For more information visit, www.fspforum.com or http://sfsp.net/main-pub.cfm?chapterdir=Tampa

The program will help financial service professionals understand how the new regulatory and legislative issues will impact your business, said Robert Lee, President FSP Tampa. Dick Weber, MBA, CLU, AEP, will moderate an unprecedented panel of experts including Sarah Spear, JD, LLM – Director of Policy & Public Affairs, AALU; Terry K. Headley, LUTCF,FSS – Incoming President, NAIFA; Janet Trautwein, CEO – NAHU; Guy E. Baker, MBA, MSFS, CLU, ChFC, CFP – Immediate Past President, MDRT; Stephanie Curry, CLU, ChFC, CFP – Chair, FSP Retirement Counseling Section; Steve Akers, JD – Immediate Past Chair, ABA Section of Real Property, Trust & Estate Law; Bob Alexander, JD, LLM,AEP, EPLS – Secretary, NAEPC; Thomas Brinker, CPA, ChFC, AEP – Adjunct Professor, The American College.

Insurance professionals, CPAs, attorneys and business owners are among those who will benefit by attending. Some topics of interest include: Asset Protection, Roth IRA Conversions, Life Insurance Valuation, How Financial Planners Can Survive the Risk of Turbulent Times, Rethinking Investing for Retirement Income, and Innovative Funding for the High Cost of Long Term Care.

For more than 50 years, the Tampa Society of Financial Service Professionals has been helping individuals, families, and businesses achieve financial security. With their strong commitment to delivering only those financial products and planning services that are in their clients' best interests, the Society's 151 local members and nearly 20,000 members nationwide are uniquely qualified to assist the public in reaching their future financial goals—today, tomorrow, and into the next millennium.