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Personal Financial Management for Women
Regardless of what stage of life you are in or whether or not you are currently even involved in household finances you can learn how to gain control of your finances. Examine basic financial principles surrounding cash management, investment and tax planning, retirement and estate planning.
Fundamentals of Personal Financial Planning
Financial planning is important in today’s world. Find out why and how it can move you toward financial independence and security. Analyze your present financial status, calculate net worth, debt, taxes, budgeting, savings and more. This course is a prerequisite to other financial courses where indicated.
Financial Planning for the Recent Graduate
You just graduated, you think you are ready for the “real world,” but you secretly know you have no idea what you are doing with your money. Learn strategies to properly plan finances based on your specific stage in life. This class examines personal budgeting, managing credit, buying or renting a home, medical and life insurance, and stock investing.
Effective Estate Planning
A common worry is what will happen to our finances and property when we are gone. Often, if not planned properly, there are certain typical problems that can create a burden for those who are left behind. This class will examine several important areas for estate planning, including estate settlement costs, transfer of assets, care of minors, and wills and trusts.
Planning for a Financially Secure Retirement
Many people are beginning to realize that the traditional view of retirement is no longer accurate. Retiring early, continued part time employment, travel, returning to school, and pursuit of personal interests are some of the characteristics of today’s “retiree.” This class will review major factors involved with retirement, including sources of income, health care, personal care, housing, and legal considerations.