Current Seminars

To register for any seminar on this page

Checkmark the box beside the seminar you want to attend. Enter your contact information below so we can confirm your reservation. Click the Register button when finished.

For further information about LFCU's seminars, please call Kitty Simon, Director of Member Education, at 757-825-7112.

Seating is limited so register early






For information about Investment seminars, click here.

Select one or more seminars you'd like to attend from the choices below, and then click the Register button on the right. All seminars are held at our Oyster Point Member Education Center.

 Advanced Estate Planning

Thursday, May 23, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Speaker: William H. Carmines, Attorney; The Heritage Law Group. In the Advanced Estate Planning Presentation, Attorney William H. Carmines will expand on the basic estate planning presentation to discuss in detail issues concerning estate tax planning and dealing with assets that require special attention such as qualified retirement plans, life insurance policies, rental properties, non-Virginia real estate, and guns and firearms. Attorney Carmines will also discuss ways of passing down your family values through your estate planning, dealing with beneficiaries with special needs or alcohol and drug issues, as well as providing for pets.

 Homeownership

Saturday, June 1, 8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Designed to take the mystery out of the home buying process. Our seminar is taught by experts in the real estate industry. Learn valuable information, such as: role of the lender; credit report & credit issues; budgeting/managing your personal finances; relationship with the real estate agent; home inspection; and the closing process.

 Life Care Planning

Thursday, June 6, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Speaker: Elizabeth E. Bircher, Attorney; The Heritage Law Group. Life Care Planning is pre-medical crisis planning that focuses on identifying services, supports, benefits and payment options that allow the elder to stay in his or her home as long as possible. Life Care Planning's proactive focus on the elder receiving care as needed - rather than waiting for a medical emergency to occur - may allow the elder to stay in his or her own home longer than would have otherwise been necessary. A Life Care Plan will also identify estate planning documents that need prepared or updated and will discuss asset protection strategies that may be implemented.

 Seniors and Fraud

Thursday, June 20, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Speaker: Rhiannon M. Hartman, Attorney; The Heritage Law Group. Fraud and financial exploitation of the elderly are growing crimes with devastating consequences. This presentation will cover the common methods of financial exploitation as well as warning signs of exploitation and methods individuals can take to protect them and their loved ones.

Have you seen our Investment seminars?