

Tax Leaks to Patch in Your Retirement Plan ($250k to $1m) or ($1m+)
Will My Money Outlast Me?
The Social Security Ripple Effect
10 Ways to Build a Retirement Paycheck
Annuity Math Night
How to Retire from Rentals
September 2nd at 6:30 PM CT
Too many retirement advice starts with a product, which often gets in the way of tax planning. This class shows you how to run a plan first and then explore various tax strategies designed to help you get more out of your money.
This class is for those with $250k to $1m saved for retirement.
Attendees will discover:
When IRA to Roth conversions don't make sense and could cost you big
How to find tax leaks on your 1040 tax return and what to do about it
How tax planning can help your income and healthcare planning
September 3rd at 6:30 PM CT
Too many retirement advice starts with a product, which often gets in the way of tax planning. This class shows you how to run a plan first and then explore various tax strategies designed to help you get more out of your money.
This class is for those with over $1m saved for retirement.
Attendees will discover:
How to plan for RMDs while methodically getting funds out of your IRAs
How to find tax leaks on your 1040 tax return and what to do about it
How to balance tax minimization, income optimization, and legacy efficiency
September 9th at 6:30 PM CT
It's the question underneath every other retirement question, and most people carry it for years without ever seeing real math.
This class shows you how to create a retirement plan that's designed to last longer than you®, even if the markets go nowhere for over a decade.
Attendees will discover:
How two retirees with identical savings can have completely different outcomes
Where general concepts like the 4% rule fall short, and what to do instead
How to prepare for the next market crash without having to try and time the market
September 16th at 6:30 PM CT
Many retirees treat Social Security like one decision: How do I get the most out of Social Security?
Social Security is actually the first domino of your tax planning, healthcare planning, survivorship planning, and so on... and many miss it completely. This class follows the ripple effect Social Security could have on your retirement so you can make an informed decision on when to file.
Attendees will discover:
Why the break-even calculators everyone uses are asking the wrong question
The tax torpedo: how the wrong withdrawal order lead to more taxes
Why claiming early is right for some people. Waiting is right for others. How to tell which you are without a rule of thumb.
September 23rd at 6:30 PM CT
A paycheck is a forty-year habit, and retirement quits it cold turkey.
This class covers ten ways to turn savings into monthly income, including a few rarely ever discussed. The right answer is usually a combination, and the combination depends on you.
Attendees will discover:
The difference between cash flow, income, and what you spend
How to blend strategies so you can lower your risk while maintaining flexibility
How to build in back-up plans based on the weakness of your selected strategies
September 24th at 6:30 PM CT
Annuities are neither the miracle the steak dinner promised nor the scam the internet swears they are. They're contracts with math inside, and once you can read the math, you can decide for yourself.
This is that class: no dinner, no pitch, just the arithmetic the brochures skip.
Attendees will discover:
How to compare an annuity quote against the alternatives, apples to apples
Different types of annuities and where they may make sense in your portfolio
Where an annuity genuinely wins, and where it quietly loses
September 30th at 6:30 PM CT
You didn't buy rental property so you could spend your seventies fielding calls about water heaters.
This class is for landlords who want the real estate income without the landlording: the real cost of selling, the real return on keeping, and the options in between.
Attendees will discover:
How to evaluate your rental(s) so you can run an apples-to-apples comparison
How to sell your investment real estate and defer taxes (potentially for life)
How to maximize your real estate portfolio for legacy purposes
Because we believe a healthier relationship with money starts with actually understanding it, and nobody builds understanding inside a sales presentation. Here's the honest part: a lot of this work, you can do yourself.
Anyone can learn to fix a car engine. That doesn't mean you'll want to spend your Saturdays doing it. We'd rather you hire us because you don't want to do the work than because you can't. So if this class gives you what you need to patch the leaks on your own, that's a win. And if you'd rather hand someone the wrench, we're here.
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