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Have you ever wondered how you can set your child up for lifelong financial security? Could there be a way to build tax-free wealth while also providing protection? Presented by Voss Insurance Group, this workshop explores how an Indexed Universal Life (IUL) Policy can be a powerful tool for securing a child’s future. How does an IUL policy accumulate cash value over time, and what makes it a tax-advantaged strategy? In what ways can it be used to help fund major life milestones, such as college tuition, buying a home, or supplementing retirement? How can parents and grandparents use IUL to build generational wealth and ensure long-term financial security? Find out!

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

Have you wanted to improve your home's curb appeal but don't know where to start? Have you made attempts but aren’t getting the result you want? Are you tired of your front yard (or back yard) and want something new and fresh? Improving your home's curb appeal doesn't have to be expensive, time-consuming or frustrating. This class, while not a design class, will introduce you to basic concepts that can help guide you as you  create the yard you've always wanted. The instructor, an experienced landscape architect and avid gardener, will introduce an approach to creating curb appeal that will help you avoid common mistakes and save you time and money.

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This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

How do you enroll in Medicare? What do Parts A, B, C, and D cover? We will discuss the different parts of Medicare and what they do, explain the differences between Medigap and Medicare Advantage, how to choose a secondary plan that fits your needs, and most importantly how to help counteract the rising cost of prescriptions. Please join us for a no-pressure Q and A session that will simplify your Medicare plan options. Veterans, Medicare and Medicaid recipients, all ages welcome.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

Start your New Year with the best resolution—learning how to put your will, final papers, and end-of-life information in order.  Topics include important documents to have on file, helpful information for loved ones, and ideas for leaving a lasting memory.  A checklist to follow and a resource list will be provided.

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**This class is taught virtually which means the course is conducted via Zoom. It's fun and easy! No account or password required. Just click your assigned link to connect with your instructor and their virtual classroom. Please note that the link will be emailed to you a day or two before the start of your class. Sometimes these emails end up in your SPAM or JUNK MAIL folder so be sure to check those!**

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This class is held at the Puyallup campus.

Spring into action and plan for your future. Learn how to put your Will, final papers, and end-of-life information in order.  Topics include important documents to have on file, helpful information for loved ones, and ideas for leaving a lasting memory. A checklist to follow and a resource list will be provided.

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**This class is taught virtually which means the course is conducted via Zoom. It's fun and easy! No account or password required. Just click your assigned link to connect with your instructor and their virtual classroom. Please note that the link will be emailed to you a day or two before the start of your class. Sometimes these emails end up in your SPAM or JUNK MAIL folder so be sure to check those!**

Nearly every story is made up of different types of scenes, each one requiring a different skill set from the author to write effectively. Writers of all genres will benefit from this four-part course designed to teach students the unique benefits and requirements for each type of scene. Subjects covered will include setting and character description, dialogue, internal monologue, and action.

This class is held at the Puyallup campus.