Join Sue and Phyllis as they teach you how to proactively educate your clients, judges, and/or captioning companies about the benefits of using stenographic court reporters or captioners vs. the perils of digital, artificial intelligence, or automatic speech recognition technology. The resources you need will be at your fingertips when you need them most. Being proactive in today’s highly competitive market has never been easier -- or more important.

0.1 CEU

We will explore the various types of retirement accounts available for business owners that are S-Corps, LLC’s, and sole proprietors. Once identified, we detail the different tax advantages for each of those accounts and their nuances to consider when there are two or even three choices available at the same time. Lastly, we will review the different types of annuities and how to discern if including an annuity is an appropriate piece to consider for your retirement plan.

Objectives, by the end of the presentation, you will be able to:

• Identify the six different types of Qualified Retirement Accounts and their respective contribution limits;
• Determine your current tax bracket and from those six Qualified Retirement Accounts available, you be able to select and implement the one(s) that is most tax advantageous for your current financial situation;
• List the three primary types of annuities; know where to look for fees, expenses, and guarantees that are offered and from that information determine if an annuity is suitable for your retirement plan

This seminar will give you a 30,000-foot view of what is happening across the country in state legislatures concerning the pandemic and how it affects the profession. Additionally, we will give you some tips and tricks in how you can help advocate for yourself and your colleagues and participate with your elected officials.

0.1 CEU

Learn how to efficiently navigate through the most notable operating system for business. Take a deep dive into key features of Windows 10 and Office 365 to gain a better understanding of its use cases.

0.1 CEU

Let’s look at the -- could there be more dashes in this transcript? But there are reasons other than just the interruption for us to use the dash. We will take a look at where our friend, the dash, is also appropriate and VERY correct. And in some places, a colon will work instead of having to use another dash. So let’s review the rules for the dash and the colon.

Whether this is a refresher or brand-new information, there is no better way to spend a Saturday morning than talking punctuation! How much more fun could there be?