Economics & Finance
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Courses
Avoiding Common Healthcare Scams
Seniors are targeted for a variety of scams, many of them associated with their insurance or healthcare accounts. This session is designed to teach seniors how to prevent, detect, and report those scams so they can keep their benefits, identity, and finances safe.
Monday 4/1, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156 (6 seats (17%) remaining)
Monday 4/1, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156 (6 seats (17%) remaining)
Economics, Getting Into College, and Getting (Something) Out of College
In one survey, 79% of respondents thought their college degree was worth it, 78% would recommend college to someone, but less than 50% think that colleges do an excellent or very good job of educating students. This mini-course uses economics to study higher education, focusing on entrance into college (application, acceptance, financial aid) and output from college (the value of a college degree to the graduate and to society).
No session is currently available for registration
No session is currently available for registration
Estate Planning, Elder Law, IRAs
Let's talk about planning for the future. How can you ensure that your preferences and directives for your financial assets are carried out correctly? We'll discuss the legal options available to assist in making the best decisions. Elder Law will also be discussed. Questions are welcome!
Thursday, May 9, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156
Thursday, May 9, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156
The VirginiaNavigator Family of Websites
Finding local support services is as simple as a click of a mouse. Learn how to find information about health and aging issues, financial concerns, legal questions, caregiver support, housing and assisted living communities, and much more.
Monday, April 22, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156
Monday, April 22, Special Programs Building, Classroom 156