self study

Retirement is the most expensive purchase faced by most individuals. In this session, David Blanchett explored a framework to better understand how much retirement actually costs and a process for better estimating its true cost.

Join Matt Carpenter & Peg Keough as they explain how to maximize the odds of obtaining private scholarships. 
You will learn how to obtain college scholarships, the who, what, when, where and how to get private scholarships, how to get scholarships if you don't qualify for financial aid, and where to look and where NOT to look.

This course has been designed to provide a deep dive into modernized rules that govern investment adviser advertisements and payments to solicitors as it relates to marketing.

A loved one has just passed away and now the successor trustee must serve as trustee of the living trust. Are they prepared to handle the myriad of questions regarding their rights and responsibilities, taxes, and investments in these different situations?

Proactive estate planning can benefit all clients by ensuring their assets and finances are properly taken care of after their death. Without the proper planning and documents, probate court may lead to unintended distribution of assets. Estate planning also involves giving permission to family members or an attorney to carry out your wishes if you become incapacitated while still alive.

In the past couple of years, we have heard a great deal about the Great Resignation.

There have been several proposals to changing the FICO and credit score system. Listen to credit expert Tiffany Cross to learn the latest on the credit score landscape and best practices for you and your clients to optimize their scores.

Many employers offer employee stock plans as an incentive, but many clients have no idea of the value of the plans and their tax implications. Join CPA Larry Pon to learn how RSU, ESPP, and Stock Options work and how they may impact a client earnings.