Retirement Planning Workshop

Posted February 10, 2017 at 5:45 am by

EDC offers free workshop on retirement planning for business owners

Small business owners have many considerations when running their businesses, but often don’t have time to consider future financial requirements. Join the San Juan County Economic Development Council for a FREE workshop on retirement planning for small business owners, entitled Put your Retirement Plan to Work, on February 22nd from 10-11 a.m. on San Juan Island, sponsored by Jonathan Piff of Edward Jones. Advance registration is required.

Edward Jones financial advisor Jonathan Piff will provide critical information to help business owners decide on the retirement plan that is right for them, including information on 401(k)’s SEP IRA’s, solo defined benefit plans, and Roth and SIMPLE IRA’s.

Mr. Piff has been a financial advisor with Edward Jones since 2002; he started his practice that year, after moving to San Juan Island. His office serves all of San Juan County.

Edward Jones is a fortune 500 Company with thousands of associates throughout the U.S. and sophisticated technology to assist clients with making informed decisions. The Edward Jones approach in determining client goals and developing tailored financial solutions has been helping nearly 7 million clients for more than 90 years.

Details: San Juan Island, Wednesday, February 22nd from 10-11 a.m. at the San Juan Island library. Free workshop; advance registration is required: https://EDCretirement.eventbrite.com. Questions: 360-378-2906 or info [@] sanjuansedc.org.

This workshop is not sponsored by the San Juan Island Library.

The EDC thanks Edward Jones, San Juan County government, our ports, the Town of Friday Harbor, Heritage Bank, Islanders Bank, Island Market and the Department of Commerce for their support of this workshop.

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