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Creating ACTIVE Retirement Years (919) 469-4081 57 Resources for Seniors BASICS OF ESTATE PLANNING What is the difference between 'estate planning' and having a will? Do you even need a will? Who will take care of you when you can longer do so? Do you need a trust? This presentation explains some of the fundamental estate documents and what they accomplish. After attending this presentation, you will understand what a will, power of attorney and trust can and cannot do. Presented by Tom McCuiston of McCuiston Law. 89756 Fri May 6 9:30–10:30 a.m. S.H.I.I.P Counseling The Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIIP) answers questions and counsels Medicare beneficiaries and caregivers about Medicare, Medicare supplements, Medicare Advantages, Medicare prescription drug plans, long-term care insurance and other health insurance concerns. Sign up for a one- on-one counseling opportunity today by calling (919) 469-4081. FREE! HEARING SCREEN Location: Counsel Room Provided by Miracle Ear 89780 Wed Jan 27 11 a.m.–noon 89781 Wed Feb 17 11 a.m.–noon Legal Essentials Seminars where you will have the opportunity to hear from lawyers, specialists and experts about practical and legal information to protect you and your loved ones. Location: Classroom 302 THE TRUTH ABOUT LIVING TRUSTS Have you received a postcard recently from an attorney telling you not to be a 'burden' on your children, to avoid 'burdening' them, you must use a trust? Are you afraid of the hassle and delay of probate? Do you wonder if your neighbor having a trust means you should have one too? This presentation takes the mystery out of living trusts and explains when a trust is necessary and when it is not. Presented by Tom McCuiston of McCuiston Law. 89755 Fri Feb 12 9:30–10:30 a.m. FREE! Here to Help Theresa Trimble, M.Ed is the Western Wake Service Coordinator for Resources for Seniors, Inc. Resources for Seniors provides onsite access to aging information and can assist area seniors with their service needs including: • Advocacy • Basic Needs • Care Management • Elder Abuse • Friendly Visitor and More! For a private appointment, contact Theresa Trimble, M.Ed at (919) 462-3983 or carysc@rfsnc.org. Be prepared for the future with a variety of resource classes.