Financial stress shows up in many ways, from unexpected expenses to rising costs. This session focuses on practical tools you can use to reduce money stress and improve your financial routines. The goal is to help you feel more confident and steady as you head into the new year.

February often brings an uptick in romance and trust-based scams as fraudsters try to take advantage of the season. This session breaks down how these schemes work, what signs to look for, and how scammers use emotion to pressure people into acting quickly. You’ll learn practical ways to spot red flags, protect your information, and support friends and family who may be at risk. The goal is to help you feel confident in recognizing these scams before they impact your finances.

Dreaming of a vacation but worried about the cost? We’ll walk through smart planning techniques, cost-saving tools, and travel hacks to help you enjoy your next trip without overspending or adding debt.

Whether you’re a young adult stepping into financial independence – or you know or support someone who is – this session covers the essentials for building a strong foundation. Learn how to budget, manage credit, tackle student loans, and start saving for the future.

Your online identity is part of your financial security. Learn how to protect your digital footprint, prevent identity theft, and safeguard your reputation in an era where personal information is constantly at risk.

By midyear, your goals may need a refresh. This session gives you a framework to evaluate your progress, adjust for unexpected expenses or changes, and set yourself up for a strong financial finish to 2026.

Money habits look different across every generation. This session explores how Gen Z (early earners), Millennials (balancing families and careers), Gen X (often the Sandwich Generation), and Boomers (retirement-focused) think about saving, spending, and planning. We’ll highlight generational differences, strengths, and challenges – with special attention to financial pressures facing those caring for both kids and aging parents. Attendees will leave with practical insights to better understand their own generation while preparing to support loved ones at different life stages.

Crypto continues to dominate headlines – but what’s worth your attention? This session separates hype from reality and explains where digital assets may (or may not) fit in financial planning.

Planning for retirement isn’t just about savings. Learn how Social Security, Medicare, and healthcare costs fit into your overall plan and what decisions you’ll need to prepare for.

Fraud tactics evolve every year. Learn about the latest scams and practical steps to protect yourself and your loved ones.

It’s never too early to build strong money habits. Learn age-appropriate ways to talk to kids and teens about saving, spending, and responsibility.