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Citi at Work wants you to take an active role in your finances, and that is why we asked Ernst & Young to develop a Financial Education curriculum just for you. We want to provide you with the resources to evaluate your financial position and help you make smart decisions. Explore the pre-recorded webinars and seminars below, or sign up to attend one of our live webinars. Be sure to check back frequently for new topics and tools.
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Pick up a five-step strategy for planning and monitoring your investments. Understand inflation's damaging impact on your investment return and ways to mitigate this impact. Check out various types of savings and investment vehicles. Your long-term investment portfolio need not be limited to just stocks and bonds. Take a brief tour of alternative investments, including real estate investment trusts (REITs), precious metals, commodity futures and more. What are the risks and rewards of including each of these lesser-known asset categories in your portfolio? Learn how to assess your spending in relation to your income. Explore ideas for cutting spending in areas where reductions would be most useful. Understand the importance of spending more consciously, with your needs, priorities and financial goals in mind. You have the power to take control of your spending now… because you rule. Identity theft victimizes as many as 9 million Americans each year. Learn how to guard yourself against identity theft and what actions you can take in the event you ever do become a victim Your child has grown up before your eyes and is now only a year or two away from college. Explore options for getting help with paying for college, including loans, scholarships, tax deductions and credits, and financial aid. Pick up a five-step strategy for planning and monitoring your investments. Understand inflation's damaging impact on your investment return and ways to mitigate this impact. Check out various types of savings and investment vehicles.
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7 Ways To Help Reduce Exposure to Federal Estate Tax
Date: 7/21/2011
Duration: 31:21
The federal estate tax could take a significant bite out of the legacy you'd like to leave to your heirs. Get an update on current federal estate tax laws and become familiar with the tax implications of various estate planning techniques, including some that involve strategically giving away assets during your lifetime. Get help with defining your goals — quantitative and qualitative — for retirement. What six basic steps can you follow to achieve your goals? With mortgage rates still on the low side, you might be wondering, is now a good time to refinance your existing mortgage? Before you make any moves, get to know what refinancing is about, how to decide whether it makes sense for you, and ways to shop around for the best deal if you're ready to refi.
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Score Some Points (Understanding Your Credit Score)
Date: 4/17/2011
Duration: 20:00
Among all the numbers that define your financial life, few are as important as your credit scores. They affect your ability to get a mortgage, rent a house or apartment, buy or lease a car, secure a credit card or apply for a job, among other things. Now more than ever, with the economy continuing to drag its feet, you ought to know your credit scores, understand how they're compiled and be aware of ways to potentially raise your score. Explore strategies for reducing your federal income tax, including some strategies you may have overlooked in the past. Get a better handle on how federal income tax is calculated. What are the benefits and risks of owning a home? Calculate how much home you can afford and how much you need to save in order to buy. Gain insight into what lenders look for during the mortgage application process and review the types of loan available. If you're struggling under the burden of excessive debt, we'll outline a 10-step plan for digging your way out. Discussion will include figuring out how you ended up in so much debt and resolving to retake control of your spending for good. |
Upcoming WebinarsYou can join a live webinar on the third Thursday of each month. See below for more details.
December 20, 2012 at 01:00PM ET
Planning as One: Financial Planning for Same Sex Couples
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