4th Annual Money Wise Week Workshops

Fourth Annual Money Wise Week
April 26 – May 2, 2015

Free Financial Workshops at your Library for all the Stages of your Life

Generations X and Y do you want to travel, buy a house, or retire someday? Do you need to learn how to build the funds to make those dreams come true? Baby boomers are you thinking about your retirement? Do you want to find out the best way to maximize your Social Security benefits? Seniors, are you getting older and thinking about how to leave your assets to your loved ones and not the government? The St. Johns County Public Library System and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants (FICPA)* are teaming up to participate in the fourth annual Wi$e Money Week, April 26-May 2, 2015.

Financial Planning Workshops will be offered at four library locations. The Investing Workshop surveys the objectives, process, and products for growing your assets. The Social Security Workshop focuses on discussing practical issues important for those nearing retirement, including strategies to maximize Social Security benefits. The Estate Planning Workshop focuses on recent changes and upcoming changes in Estate Law that may affect your estate planning. The dates, times, and locations of the workshops are listed below.

Main Library – 827-6940
Wednesday, April 29

• 10 am, Estate Planning

Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library – 827-6950
Wednesday, April 29

• 4-5:30 pm, Social Security:  Overview and Strategies
• 6-7:30 pm, Estate Planning

Southeast Branch Library – 827-6900
Thursday, April 30

• 10 am, Estate Planning
• 1 pm, Investing

Bartram Trail Branch Public Library – 827-6960
Saturday, May 2

• 10:30 am, Social Security:  Overview and Strategies
• 1 pm, Investing

Please register for one or more workshops by contacting the library where you wish to attend programs. Attendees may participate in any one or all of the classes.

*The FICPA is the professional organization for Certified Public Accountants in the State of Florida, and public service is one of their primary missions.