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Topics > Financial Management & Budgets
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Budget Basics: Financial Literacy Series Financial Literacy Series
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$82.00 (1 section available)
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This interactive series dives deeper into the core areas of personal finance. Across four weekly sessions, participants will explore budgeting basics, balancing needs and wants, strategies for managing debt and saving, and practical "Financial CPR" tools for handling setbacks. Each class builds on the last, giving learners a step-by-step path toward financial confidence and long-term stability.
**Please note that the North Campus course has been canceled (will not be offered this semester starting 10/15/26). We hope that you might be able to join us at our South Campus location**
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Guide to Retirement for Sustainable Income in Retirement
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$61.00 (1 section available)
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The guide to Retirement course is designed to help those planning for retirement and those already retired learn the various pitfalls one may face in retirement and strategies to help you better go through and prepare for retirement. The good news is that many are entering retirement with substantial monies in investments and retirement accounts. The bad news is that the rules associated with how to take distributions from those accounts are complex and not well understood.
We will discuss the four phases of retirement and how to effectively plan for each, what you need to know about your retirement accounts and how distribution planning for retirement is different from accumulating for retirement. Join us to learn various ways to help prepare for a retirement life free from financial concerns.
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Want to Retire Early and Don't Know What to Do About Health Coverage?
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$51.00 (1 section available)
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Voluntarily walking away from a productive career presents early retirees with a number of weighty considerations. One of the first: health insurance. For Individuals who retire prior to age 65, when Medicare eligibility begins, need to find alternate options to cover medical, hospitalization and prescription drug costs. Health insurance premiums can chew up a considerable chunk of post-retirement income. Consequently, retirees under the age of 65 must examine all reasonable outlets for coverage, balancing cost with benefits, provider networks and plan design. The good news is you have options. Discover some health care options that may work for you!
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