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This month:
Upcoming
Overwhelmed to Empowered: Financial Strategies for the Unexpected Caregiver
Thursday, April 24th
1 PM EST / 12 PM CST / 10 AM PST
45 Minutes
When a loved one suddenly needs full-time care, both the financial and emotional burden can feel crushing. Join Natalie Kime, financial expert and full-time caregiver, as she shares ways you can feel more in control of your situation. Natalie will provide education and perspective to help you make informed financial decisions for yourself and your loved ones as you navigate caregiving.
- Identify key financial and legal steps to take immediately after assuming a caregiving role.
- Understand government programs, insurance and other financial assistance options.
- Learn how to protect your own retirement and financial goals while caregiving.
- Understand why financial stability is key to managing burnout.
Make sure to sign up even if you can't attend live to receive the recording afterwards!
Next month:
Upcoming
Open-Topic Medicare Q&A
Monday, May 5th
12 PM EST / 11 AM CST / 9 AM PST
45 Minutes
Navigating Medicare can be complex, but you don’t have to do it alone. Join us for an interactive Open-Topic Medicare Q&A session, where we’ll address your questions and provide clear answers on all things Medicare. Whether you're new to Medicare, need clarification on specific plans or coverage options, or have questions about enrollment periods, this session is designed to give you the information you need to make informed decisions about your healthcare.
In this webinar, we’ll cover:
- Your questions about Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D
- Understanding key enrollment periods
- Guidance on how to choose the best Medicare plan based on your healthcare needs
- Clarifications on costs, coverage options, and how Medicare works with other insurance
- Addressing common myths and misunderstandings about Medicare
Upcoming
Protecting Your Loved One From Scams
Wednesday, May 7th
2 PM EST / 1 PM CST / 11 AM PST
45 Minutes
What do the words romance, veteran, identity, and cemetery all have in common? They are all types of scams that seniors should know. Darlene Cacace, Supervisor Forensic Accountant for the FBI joins us on this webinar to discuss common scams that target seniors. Learn how to protect your family, secure your finances, and the steps you can take in the event you or a loved one become a victim of fraud. Family members with cognitive impairments such as those with dementia are at risk, we’ll explore ways to prevent them from becoming victims before they are targeted.
- The types of scams that are targeting seniors today
- Best practices for maintaining financial security for your loved ones
- What to do if your loved one becomes a victim of fraud
Make sure to sign up even if you can't attend live to receive the recording afterwards!
Upcoming
Supporting Veteran Caregivers: Challenges and Solutions
Thursday, May 22nd
12 PM EST / 11 AM CST / 9 AM PST
45 Minutes
Caring for a wounded, ill, or injured veteran can be both rewarding and overwhelming. With over 14.3 million Americans providing this essential care, it’s clear the role comes with unique challenges like financial strain, emotional exhaustion, and limited workplace support.
Join Zander Keig, veteran and caregiver, for an insightful webinar where we’ll explore the realities of veteran caregiving.
- Practical tips for finding respite care and saving money
- How and where to find community and support
- Navigating veteran benefits
- Strategies for managing caregiver stress