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AARP Full Course
Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebear.ce.feepay.org. No drop-ins. For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040. -
AARP Refresher
Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebearregistration.org. No drop-ins.For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040. The Refresher Course is 4 hours and is for those who have completed a Full Course but need to renew the certificate. -
AARP Refresher
Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebearregistration.org. No drop-ins.For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040. The Refresher Course is 4 hours and is for those who have completed a Full Course but need to renew the certificate. -
AARP Refresher
Minnesota law mandates a 10% reduction in car insurance premiums for persons 55 years and older who complete a defensive driving class. Courses consist of an overview of safe driving; there are no writing or driving tests required. Classes take place at the Senior Center located at Senior Center 2484 East County Road F, White Bear Lake, unless otherwise stated. Advanced registration is required and can be done by mail, walk-in, or online at www.whitebearregistration.org. No drop-ins.For a complete listing of other sites and classes, call the AARP Information Center at (952) 858-9040. The Refresher Course is 4 hours and is for those who have completed a Full Course but need to renew the certificate. -
Budgeting Basics
If you're ready to ditch debt and start saving faster than you thought possible, this class is for you. The instructor will help you: Determine what your values and priorities are. Align your spending to these values and priorities. Create an automated budgeting and tracking system that works for you. If you're someone that is of unsure where your money is going then take this class! Please bring paper and pen to take notes with at class. -
Drafting Your Own Will
Developing a will is an important step in providing for the ones you love and for you to "Finish Well". During the first class you will learn various techniques of property distribution, protection of the state and beneficiaries, explore basic will concepts and assess your need for a simple will you also receive individualized personal attention, sample forms and language for use in drafting your own will. During the second class, Jim will cover safekeeping techniques and circumstances that may require a review or revision of your will. In addition, you will be able to sign your own will second class. -
Elder Law: Know Your Rights
Receive an overview of the areas of law most often handled by elder law attorneys: Medical Assistance/Long term Care Planning, Estate Planning, Probate and Guardianship. -
Financial Power of Attorney & the Health Care Directive
Unexpected events happen. Plan now and learn about the use and benefit of a Financial Power of Attorney and the Health Care Directive. Understand what the agent's responsibility is and factors in selecting your agent(s). You will leave class with all the forms and information you need to aid you in preparing them. -
Five Keys to Retiring Fearlessly with Social Security: Timing is Everything
After years of hard work, retirement may finally be in sight. Learn the five keys to unlocking a fearless retirement while also answering questions such as: What do I need to know before my last paycheck? What types of accounts should I have? How do I turn my assets into a paycheck in retirement? In addition, you'll gain insight into Social Security. While it can be be confusing, making the most of your Social Security has a lot to do with when you apply for benefits. This is a great opportunity to get answers to your questions and learn what Social Security can mean for you. -
How do You Find and Pay for a Great College without Great Debt?
College education is one of the largest investments your family will make. College costs are escalating rapidly which make this a must for parents, guardians and grandparents of college bound students. This class will cover: Common mistakes families make in a selecting college How to prevent these mistakes Myths about college financial aid Hhow the FAFSA works How to get scholarships and grants from colleges. -
How to Pay for the Nursing Home: An Attorney's Perspective
We all come into the world with nothing and leave with nothing. We have all heard this. The biggest fear for most baby boomers is how to pay for the nursing home and still leave the next generation something. With ever changing estate planning laws and great increases in nursing home costs the fear is real. In today’s world you need to understand what your options are. Is long term care insurance for you? What about home care? Should I gift my money away? Would I qualify Medicaid? What about my current Trust, does it avoid the nursing home? What is the 60 month claw back? What if my spouse goes into the nursing home and exhausts our money? We will walk through these questions and many more, including how to plan and place your assets to meet your nursing home goals. -
So You are the Executor or Trustee, Now What?
Executor, Trustee, Power Of Attorney, Guardian; what are the responsibilities and liabilities of those were granted these legal titles? This class is invaluable for those trying to decide whom to appoint, as well as for those who have been asked to serve in one of these legal positions. -
The New Reality of Retirement
How is retirement different than that of the previous generations? Likely it is quite different. The method to the retirement planning process must change. This workshop begins by exploring an updated approach to retirement planning that accounts for the challenges and pitfalls that are unique to the reality in which we now live.
