Effective Estate Planning Strategies Course and Effective Investment Strategies Course

Nov 28th, 2008
Chicago, IL
US
https://www.rsna.org/Education/RSNA_shortcourses.cfm
With the many challenges in today’s economy, RSNA will provide two financial seminars for attendees of RSNA 2008 to help you gain a better understanding of your personal estate and investment plans. On Saturday, November 29, 2008, NTIS, the nation's largest provider of financial educational courses for healthcare associations, will conduct Effective Estate Planning Strategies presented in a morning session by Barry Rubenstein, B.S., J.D., L.L.M., and Effective Investment Strategies presented in an afternoon session by J. Michael Moody, M.B.A. Detailed seminar descriptions can be found at www.rsna.org/Education/RSNA_shortcourses.cfm.
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