Free Financial Topics in Chicago
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Surviving Market Swings
Ted Buckley, Mooney Lyons Financial Services
Request This Free SpeechDiscover methods that could enhance your investing potential in today’s markets. By using sound investment approaches, you might avoid emotion-based mistakes during times of volatility.
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Can You Afford to Retire?
Gregory Kurinec, CFP®, MRFC, Bentron Financial Group, Inc.
Request This Free SpeechThis program will help attendees evaluate their readiness for retirement with several self-evaluation exercises. Once the evaluations are complete attendees will be introduced to the Ten Critical Questions. These are the questions that every retiree must answer before embarking on a successful retirement.
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The Stock Market and Major Events since 1941
Michael Magnuson, Wealth Manager, Lincoln Financial Advisors
Request This Free SpeechLearn the trends of the stock market during major events in history. Find out how to benefit from a long-term perspective and how to become a winning investor.
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Disinheriting Uncle Sam – Estate Planning for Illinois Residents
Laurence Kline, Attorney, Hoogendoorn & Talbot LLP
Request This Free SpeechWith 40 years of experience, Kline explains how Illinois residents should plan their estates to minimize taxes, avoid probate and dispose of assets.
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Reliable Investing: Is It Possible?
Renee N. Duba, Founder, Sonder Private Wealth Management
Request This Free SpeechIs it possible to build a reliable investment portfolio in today's market environment? This talk discusses what a reliable portfolio is, and how one might change their thought process when it comes to saving and investing.
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Don’t Pay the College Sticker Price!
Joseph Orsolini, President, College Aid Planners, Inc.
Request This Free SpeechFor most families college tuition is the largest expense they will face. Unfortunately, many families go into this stage in life uninformed and unprepared. Learn strategies that enable families of all income levels (not just low or moderate‐income) to make a college education more affordable and less of a financial burden.
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Lessons Learned Seminar
Laurie Hackler, Financial Advisor, The Corner Office – Wealth Management
Request This Free SpeechThe Lessons Learned seminar focuses on five key investment principles: Every investment has risks, even cash; Diversification is not dead - it's just misunderstood; Not all bonds - or bond funds - are created equal; Yes, it's still stocks for the long run; and Investing abroad shouldn't be a foreign experience MORE >
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The Last Tax Shelter Standing
Sanford J. Prizant, President, The Prizant Group, Ltd.
Request This Free SpeechERISA qualified retirement plans (i.e. Profit Sharing/401(k)/Cash Balance-Defined Benefit) are really the only "IRS Blessed" tax shelters still available to the common person. The Alternative Minimum Tax has taken away most deductions except for mortgage interest, real estate taxes, and charitable deductions. MORE >
A business owner, law partner, or medical professional can "shelter" an extraordinary amount of taxable income by funding an ERISA approved plan for their business entity. Of course, if one has employees, they must receive a certain level of contribution. Thus, it is always a questions of does the benefit to the owner(s) outweigh the costs to the "rank and file." -
How To Create Wealth… Unlocking Secrets To Prosperity
Robb Thompson, President & Founder, Progressive Life
Request This Free SpeechDo you want to know how to create wealth? Do you have the habits and the right people in your life to take you there? Learn how to create those 2 elements in your life in order to become successful.
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My brain made me do it
Laurie Hackler, Financial Advisor, The Corner Office – Wealth Management
Request This Free SpeechMany people assume that they are always thinking logically and, when presented with the facts, are sure to see a situation clearly. In actuality, people are irrational; they rely on emotion, which often trumps logic. This seminar addresses investor tendencies and offers suggestions on how to avoid six common investor mistakes.