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8 Comments on Financial Management Class, Redwood City CA, Fall 2012
Lottie - That's a great service to showcase especially as so many of us are re-working our retirement plan after the Great Recession and housing fiasco.
Hi Lottie, sounds like a class that needs to be offered all across the country. Love Norma's comment.
My husband & I work part-time to support our love of traveling.
Hi Norma - lots of people are doing exactly that. Ideally, folks would start thinking about retirement many, many years before they intend to retire. Little steps taken early yield huge results.
Good morning Mary. Many people are doing what you and your husband are doing. There are lots of creative ways to make retirement more palatable. I have a Realtor® colleague in New Mexico who, with her husband, teach bridge on cruises part-time. She can continue to run her business while doing what they love so much.
Lottie - It's never to late, or too early to work on your financial future. Anyone who can attend the seminar will walk away with a lot of good, practical information. I hope they have a great turn-out!
It always pays off to be prepared well in advance of our geriatric days!
Hi Laura - it's so easy to ignore our financial plan, isn't it? I really hope lots of folks take advantage of John Lee's class - he's a great teacher and a wonderful financial advisor.
Sussie, the early one begins to plan, the simpler and less painful it is. I hope people in their 30s and 40s take advantage of John Lee's classes.