Edward Financial Group

Financial Education Workshops

Financial Education Work shops

Starting the retirement planning process can feel overwhelming. You may receive advice from friends and family, as well as differing opinions from financial professionals. We created an educational process designed to help you learn in a no‑obligation environment.

We host live classes on topics that are most important to those planning for or entering retirement. These sessions provide an opportunity to learn, hear different perspectives, and benefit from the questions and experiences of others—while others learn from yours as well. Please view some of the classes below! 

Social Security Benefit Options Workshop

Learn how to avoid the most common Social Security claiming mistakes and understand how your benefit election fits into your overall retirement plan. This class focuses on coordinating Social Security with other income sources so it works for your retirement, not against it.

Medicare Basics & IRMAA Awareness Workshop

Get a clear understanding of how Medicare works, including Parts A, B, C, and D, and when to enroll. We will also cover how to avoid costly IRMAA surcharges, which for some retirees can be as much as their Social Security benefit, through proper planning and income management.

Retirement Income Planning Workshop

Discover how much money you need to retire comfortably and confidently. This class teaches you how to structure reliable income streams, account for inflation, and make your savings last throughout retirement while supporting your personal goals.

Living Tax-Free: Strategies for Lower Taxes in Retirement Workshop

Learn strategies to reduce, or even eliminate, federal income taxes in retirement. We explore how to move toward the 0% tax bracket through smart income planning, tax-efficient withdrawals, and proactive tax strategies.

Estate Planning Workshop

Understand who will benefit from your estate and how to ensure your wishes are carried out. This class covers foundational estate planning concepts, techniques to help minimize estate taxes, and
common estate freeze strategies designed to preserve wealth for future generations.