Financial Planning for Generation X & Y Women
 
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Wi$eUp Teleconferences

The Women's Bureau hosts bimonthly teleconferences or webinars on topics covered in the Wi$eUp curriculum. Each teleconference includes a presentation, followed by a question and answer session. These seminars occur on the last business day of every other month and are recorded for your convenience.

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Date: Monday, November 30th, 2009
Time: 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM Eastern Time
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Teleconference Archive

The mp3 recordings and transcripts for each teleconference are available for download on this website. Click the call titles below to find out more.

2009

» Coming Soon

» Tips for Starting and Staying on the Road to Retirement

» Health Insurance: A Key Component in Financial Planning

» Achieving and Maintaining the Dream of Homeownership

» Putting the Pieces Together to Weather the Economic Downturn — Join us to hear the following speakers discuss resources available to help you weather the economic downturn:

» Work and Money: Making the Best of Hard Times

2008

» Economic Turbulence and Planning for 2009

» Dealing with Debt and the Credit Crunch

» Facing Financial Challenges in an Uncertain Economic Environment, Part II.

» Money Matters: Budgeting to Stretch Your Dollars — Creating a personal spending plan is easier than you think.

» What Do I Do Now? Facing Financial Challenges in an Uncertain Economic Environment. — Join us to hear three experts discuss investing, credit, and home ownership in today’s market.

» Financial Recordkeeping — Three experts teach you how to give your record-keeping system a makeover.

2007

» Credit — Three experts talk about consumer credit.

» Catching On to Retirement — Wherever you are in your career, whatever your wage, there is something you can do to plan for retirement.

» Paying for Higher Education & Repaying Student Loans — Learn how to apply for them and repay them.

» Home Ownership in Today’s Market — Join us to hear three experts talk about owning real estate in today’s housing market.

» Saving: Pay Yourself First — How much do you know about saving? Learn about how to make it easier.

» Tax Saving Strategies — It's tax time! Are you prepared?

2006

» Becoming Credit Smart - Part II — Covering refinancing, auto loans, and identity theft.

» Financial Planning for Life Events — Do you know how changes in your life may affect your financial future?

» Insurance — Are you familiar with the types of insurance and how insurance works? Have you evaluated your insurance coverage?

» Budget to Save

» Strategies for a Secure Retirement

» Estate Planning for Women

» Real Estate

» Invest for Your Success

» Understanding Taxes: Make the Most of Your Return

» Becoming Credit Smart

2005

» Facing a Financial Crisis, Part II

» Being a Business Owner

» Facing a Financial Crisis

» Investing in Your Children

» Different Money Personalities

» Buying and Selling a Home

» Estate Planning

» Wi$e Up About Taxes — Plan Ahead

» Invest in Yourself

» Take Stock and Set Your Goals

2004

» Managing Your Investments

» Becoming an Investor

» Insurance: Protecting Yourself Against Financial Loss

» Savings Basics

» Credit: Use it Wisely

» Wi$e Up: Master your Money

» Ready, Set, Go...als!

» Life Stages Financial Planning: Money for All the Stages in Your Life

 
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