Do you have a will? What happens to your home when you’re no longer here? Who’ll care for your children? Which family and friends do you want to receive your valuables or mementos when you’re gone?
To help ensure that your wishes are carried out “to the letter” when you have passed on, Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union (HCFCU) is sponsoring “Estate Planning 101,” a free educational seminar that explains estate planning basics on Saturday, March 17, from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at HCFCU’s Kaloko facility (the John Y. Iwane Credit Union Center Training Room) in Kailua-Kona.
For more information or to register, call (808) 930-7700 or go online.
Seating is limited.
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Presenter John Roth, Attorney and founder of the Hawaii Trust & Estate Counsel, will discuss such key topics as:
Learning the process of estate planning
Preparing for the initial consultation
Determining when it’s time to review/revise an existing plan
Exploring common hypothetical scenarios
and other relevant topics
The John Y. Iwane Credit Union Center Training Room is located at 73-5611 Olowalu St.
About Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union
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Hawaii Community Federal Credit Union (hicommfcu.com) is a not-for-profit, federally insured financial institution owned by its 40,000 members. HCFCU’s branches are located in Honoka‘a, Kailua-Kona, Kaloko, Kealakekua and Kohala, along with Student Credit Unions in Kealakehe, Kohala and Konawaena High Schools. In 2018, HCFCU will open its first-ever branch in East Hawai‘i in downtown Hilo. In addition to complete checking and savings services, HCFCU provides service- minded financial professionals to help facilitate mortgage, land, construction, small business, educational, personal and auto loans; drive up tellers; credit and debit cards with rewards; online and mobile banking; investment services and youth programs. HCFCU also supports numerous Hawaii Island non-profit organizations and community events.
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Do you have a will? What happens to your home when you’re no longer here? Who’ll care for your children? Which family and friends do you want to receive your valuables or mementos when you’re gone?
