How can I afford retirement : investor education at Hennepin County Library / co-produced by Hennepin County Library, the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota and Twin Cities Public Television's Minnesota Channel.
Title:
How can I afford retirement : investor education at Hennepin County Library / co-produced by Hennepin County Library, the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota and Twin Cities Public Television's Minnesota Channel.
Publication Information:
[Minnetonka, Minn.] : Hennepin County Library, [2010]
©2010
Physical Description:
1 videodisc : sound color ; 4 3/4 in.
General Note:
Title from container.
"Presented by financial experts and librarians this noncommercial investor educational series was filmed at Hennepin County Library--Minneapolis Central, Sept. 24 --Nov. 5, 2009"--Container.
Broadcast on broadcast on Twin Cities Public Television March 21-April 18, 2010.
"Learn objective, noncommercial information to develop investment strategies, to avoid common mistakes and fraud, and to make informed investment decisions"--Container.
An Investor Education in Your Community program funded by a grant from the Investor Protection Trust to the Library Foundation of Hennepin County and presented in collaboration with the Minnesota Department of Commerce, the Financial Planning Association of Minnesota, Twin Cities Public Television and the Vital Aging Network.
DVD.
Contents:
Session 1. Taking the mystery out of retirement planning -- Session 2. Closing the gap : investment and expense strategies, even for late starters -- Session 3. Investing wisely to avoid the financial risk of longer life expectancy -- Session 4. Protecting your investments : the best defense is a wise and safe investor.
Summary:
Presents four sessions on planning for retirement: Session 1. Find out how to set retirement goals, project income and expense, allocate assets for investment, and develop a personal financial/investment plan. Session 2. Learn how to determine and address the gap between desired and projected income, create retirement income from investments and use catch-up provisions. Session 3. Learn about assessing risk of outliving assets, diversification, asset allocation and investment types and the impact of withdrawal rates on investments. Session 4. Understand common retirement investment mistakes, financial fraud and abuse, and basic insurance investment strategies for retirement.
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Performer:
Hosts: Sessions 1 and 2: Cathy Wurzer, Sessions 3 and 4: Ken Stone.
Production Credits:
Producer/Offline editor, Pamela M. Palan ; videographers, Richard Bowring II, John Clouse ; editor, Jerry Lasko ; audio, Vernon Norwood.
OCLC Number:
ocn664253507
Availability:
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