Wayzata Community Ed

This seminar will focus on how changes in aging, technology, and human longevity are affecting clients' views of long-term financial planning. The four 8,000 day time frames in a lifetime will be covered, with an emphasis on how to make the most of retirement. Ideal attendees are ages 45-65. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

This introductory course is for those who are preparing to begin their journey of becoming a seller on the Amazon marketplace and are seeking a broad overview. You will learn how to separate hype from reality regarding what it takes to succeed on Amazon. An introduction to the key concepts and terms in the Amazon marketplace and an overview of Amazon Seller Central, the place where you will manage your store will be presented. You will gain an understanding of the product life cycle and all the stages of launching your first Amazon product including: product research, keyword analysis, product sourcing, brand registry, listing creation and launch strategy. With plenty of time for Q&A and valuable handouts, this course will be a solid first step on your Amazon.com seller journey. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

This class will review Wills, Trusts, Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney. Learn when a Will is sufficient and when you might prefer a Trust. You'll learn ways to avoid probate. Discussion of common mistakes will help you avoid unwanted consequences. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

Whether you plan to stop work all at once, or ease into retirement by working part-time, at some point you will need to arrange for multiple sources of income to replace your paycheck. What do you need to think about as you transition from work life to retired life? Where will you live? Where will your income come from? How can you make it last? This class will cover: Why you need a retirement income plan 6 questions to ask before you retire How to determine how much income you will need in retirement The 4 primary sources of retirement income 4 popular withdrawal strategies and the pros and cons of each How retirement income is taxed 5 tax planning strategies in retirement A retirement income action plan Join us for an enlightening class that will get you thinking about your next phase of life and what you need to do to prepare for it. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

This presentation is aimed at understanding the media’s role of influencing investor behavior. Often it is centered around negative news without considering the positive side. The focus will provide investors with ways to benefit their financial goals. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines.

Health care expenses can represent the No.1 threat to retirement savings and are one of the most important parts of a retirement income plan. This seminar will provide key considerations for health care and financial planning going into and throughout retirement. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

A Revocable Living Trust may not be for everyone, but for many people, taking the time to secure a Trust now can save time, money, and frustration for their loved ones in the future. Learn what a Revocable Living Trust is, how it can help you avoid probate and secure your estate, and how to assess if a Revocable Trust makes sense for you. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

To help baby boomers better understand the Social Security system, this workshop will cover: 5 factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits When it makes sense to delay benefits -- and when it does not Why you should always check your earnings record for accuracy How to estimate your benefits How to coordinate benefits with your spouse How to minimize taxes on Social Security benefits How to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income How Social Security is affected for individuals who receive a pension from a non-covered job. The topic includes the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP) and the Government Pension Offset (GPO) The decisions baby boomers make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits they stand to receive over their lifetime. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

Our healthcare system is complicated. The transition to Medicare has become one of the most important decisions retirees must make. This course will help you better understand the key components of Medicare including what is covered by Parts A, B and D, enrollment guidelines, costs, Medicare Supplement Plans, Medicare Advantage Plans and MN examples. This class is best suited for those who are not yet on Medicare. Note class location: Ridgedale YMCA, 12301 Ridgedale Dr, Minnetonka, MN 55305 Note new date!

What is the difference between a Will and a Trust? Which tools are right for you given your goals and intentions for your estate? This class will review the key planning tools available to you, including Wills, Trusts, Powers of Attorney and Health Care Directives. Information will also be provided on probate avoidance and recent shifts in the laws that may impact your planning options and strategies. Wayzata Community Ed is committed to offering safe, fun, and educational classes and activities. In order to maintain the health and safety of staff and students during the coronavirus pandemic, we will follow the Wayzata Public Schools' health and safety guidelines. Face masks are recommended, but not required for this class.

This online course is conducted by Jim Ramette, Attorney at Law. Jim will help you to write your own Will in an engaging and interesting seminar format. He will present a short background on Wills, and then explain the unique legal PDF Will he developed which allows you to write, and change, a Will for your circumstances. You may change/update your Will - privately in your home - as often as you decide without additional cost, using the free Adobe® Reader®. Professional. Private. Secure. Affordable. Write your own Will using your computer; update it at any time at no additional cost. This is more than a general information course! Married or single, with or without children - it is important to have a Will to convey your wishes, have control over the distribution of your property, and to appoint your children's guardians. Using the professionally designed Self-Help WILL, you will easily write and revise a legal Will for your needs, securely and privately, using your own computer. Discuss questions with instructor. Following class you will complete your Will in the privacy of your home. A recording of the class will be shared with you to refer back to if needed. For people with less than $11 million in assets. Computer needed for online class. This class is being held online using a webinar service. More information will be sent after enrollment and before class. Post-class computer and email are needed as materials are accessed by free Acrobat Reader software. Note: Each person must register individually for this class.