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A NAPFA Cutting Edge Webinar

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Tuesday, January 13 at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time

Join NAPFA-Registered Financial Advisor Stacy Francis, CFP, CDFA, discuss how to turbo-charge your practice with effective public relations. During this 60 minute presentation, targeted to both the solo and the small office NAPFA member, Ms. Francis will reveal her top success strategies and her valuable lessons learned.

Log onto the NAPFA Online Store to register.

Registration for this webinar will close Monday, January 12th at 3:00 pm Eastern

NAPFA, the National Association of Personal Financial Advisors, is the nation’s leading organization dedicated to the advancement of Fee-Only comprehensive financial planning.

Consumers and the media look to NAPFA for access to financial advisors who meet the highest standards for professional competency, comprehensive financial planning and Fee-Only compensation. Read more...

The NAPFA Consumer Education Foundation (NCEF), TD Ameritrade Institutional, and Kiplinger’s Personal Finance magazine are teaming up for the Your Money Bus Tour. For the next year we will be going from border-to-border and coast-to-coast to help Americans. NAPFA members will be in cities across the country to conduct free advice events and symposiums to help you get your financial life in order.

Be sure to check www.YourMoneyBus.com often as we will be updating the progress of the tour.

Medicare's annual open enrollment -- 11/15/08 to 12/31/08.

Plans Change. People Change. Shop and Compare.

All people with Medicare should:

· Review the 2009 costs for their current drug and health plan. Look at premium, co-pays and deductibles.

· Compare the cost and coverage to other plans in their area. Check to see if the plan covers their medicines, works with their pharmacy and doctors and covers the services they need)

· Choose a plan that meets their needs.

You can compare plans yourself by going to www.medicare.gov and selecting the option “compare plans”. You will need the complete name and dosage of each of your prescription drugs.

People with Medicare should review changes being made by their current plan and compare it to others to make sure it still meets their needs. Those who don't have prescription drug coverage can also enroll in a drug plan through the end of the year.

Tim Kober

NAPFA-Registered Financial Advisor

Cedar Financial Advisors

Portland, OR

www.CedarAdvisors.com

Join NAPFA in its campaign to encourage Congress to consider legislation to improve consumer protection during this time of uncertainty and going forward. Download the consumer or member letter and send it to your legislators today. Each letter includes links to the email addresses of all Representatives and Senators.

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