AARP Eye Center
Helping our members manage their debt and savings to improve their financial health is a priority for AARP Wyoming. We offer a number of tools to help members do just that including the AARP Interview an Advisor and Money Map tools. AARP is committed to helping people achieve a brighter and more secure financial future for themselves and their families. These tools are free to anyone who would like to use them.
We’ll also be offering a series of Webinars and Telephone Town Hall events this fall called Money Milestones, which will focus on saving, investing, estate planning, and avoiding frauds and scams.
There is no advanced registration required for the telephone town halls simply dial 1-855-274-1448 toll-free to listen in.
If you’d like to register for one of the upcoming webinars visit aarp.cvent.com/moneymilestones
AARP Wyoming Money Milestones Series
September - SAVE: Mapping out your Financial Milestones / Tackling Debt
- Telephone Town Hall Monday - 9/27 5:30 PM MT
- Webinar Tuesday - 9/28 5:30 PM MT
Speakers: Martin Booker, AARP Financial Expert; Bryan Thomas – Executive Vice President Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union; Adele Gardner – Regional Senior Vice President Meridian Trust Federal Credit Union.
October - INVEST: Investment Planning/Finding a Financial Advisor
- Telephone Town Hall 10/25 5:30 PM MT
- Webinar Tuesday 10/26 5:30 PM MT
Speakers: TBD
November - PLAN: Estate Planning, Wills, and Trusts
- Telephone Town Hall 11/29 5:30 PM MT
- Webinar Tuesday 5:30 PM MT
Speakers: Shaina A. Case, Partner at Hirst Applegate, LLP
December - PROTECT: Keeping Your Hard Earned Cash: Top Scams
- Telephone Town Hall 12/20 5:30 PM MT
- Webinar Tuesday 12/21 5:30 PM MT
Speakers: Seth Boffeli, AARP Fraud Expert; Representatives from the FBI
AARP believes preparing for our financial future is all about achieving the concrete financial milestones that make sense. We understand everyone does not fit into the same financial box due to different situations, priorities, and family dynamics. Our goal is to make life better for Americans fifty and older, and each financial milestone an individual achieves – whether modest or ambitious – helps improve their future.