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Let’s Talk Insurance: Medicare and Medicaid
What's the difference between Medicare and Medicaid? Who is eligible? How can I enroll? Watch Savvy Ladies® Expert Audrey Schwartz, RICP® answer these and more questions on a free, virtual conversation. In this webinar you'll learn about: What is Medicare? (And what...
Let’s Talk Insurance: Property and Casualty
Learn about property and casualty insurance, what it protects, and its importance to you and your property is. By definition, property insurance helps cover stuff you own, like your home or car. Casualty insurance means that the policy includes liability coverage to...
Inflation & How to Protect Your Finances
Savvy Ladies experts Richard Ibarra, CFP, APMA, CRPC and Keri Lai financial advisor, both from Ameriprise Financial Services LLC, share an overview of the US economy, helping you understand what’s behind the ongoing inflation, interest rates increases, and how to...
Real Estate as an Investment
In this 2-part virtual educational session, finance and real estate experts Kristen Bonnier and Ashesh Shah, CFP®, discuss how to use the equity of your home for investing, as well as how to access those funds. What you'll learn: Part 1: What is a Home Equity Line of...
How to Get in Financial Shape for a Mortgage
Looking to become a homeowner? In this 2-part webinar, mortgage consultant Deborah Cady and financial advisor Laurie Itkin, CDFA, help you get your finances ready to buy a house. This webinar is for anyone looking to purchase a home on their own, whether you are...
Long Term Care Insurance for Women
Did you know that, on average, women outlive men by about five years? With more than two-thirds of Americans age 85 or older being women, long term care is essentially a women's issue. Lack of early planning around can end up being too costly for women in the long...