Fridley Community Education

This class covers common pitfalls, misconceptions and just plain bad information out in today’s marketplace. We will discuss and provide detailed information on the tools and strategies to ensure: (i) a peaceful transition between generations, (ii) a clear understanding of tax implications of your choices, and (iii) the best methods to protect your hard-earned assets. Attending this class will help you gain valuable insights and experience to make informed decisions for you and your family’s future. All questions are welcome in this open-room presentation.

Retire with confidence by learning how to optimize distributions from Social Security, Pensions, work retirement plans and Traditional IRA. Learn about the benefits of Roth IRA and how they can help reduce your taxes. The course also covers importance of Estate Planning, Long Term Care Insurance and when Annuities are useful.

An educational presentation for anyone who wants to know more about Medicare. Topics will include Parts A, B, C, & D of Medicare, application process, estimated costs, supplements, MAPD, and when is the right time to sign up. This ideal course is for people that are turning 65 or over 65 and coming off their employer medical plan as well as those currently enrolled in Medicare.

Thinking about selling your home, but not sure where to begin? This class will walk you through the key steps of the home-selling process, including timing, pricing, preparing your home for the market, and strategies that can help you achieve the highest and best possible price in today’s market. You will also gain insight into related parts of the buying process so you can better understand the full picture. Join us on May 5 from 6:30–8:00 p.m. in Room 109 at the Fridley Community Center and leave feeling informed, confident, and BOLD on the road to SOLD!

In each Minnesotan’s life, there are ten people we should be prepared to count on as we age and move into the last stages of our lives. In this class we will learn the answers to: What are the roles and responsibilities of these people? How long do they serve and how much of a time commitment are we asking? How much guidance can we give them? Who makes an ideal selection for each of these vastly different roles? Who makes a bad selection for these roles? What pitfalls and problems should we be aware of? These jobs include: Attorney-In-Fact, Health Care Agent, Estate Executor, Trustee, Guardian and more. All are vastly different jobs that benefit you and they deserve careful thought. This class encourages questions. We will provide the answers.