David Disraeli is named the President of the Austin Chapter of the Society for Financial Awareness
David Disraeli is named the president of the Austin chapter of SOFA (The Society for Financial Awareness). SOFA is a 501c3 non profit speakers bureau based in San Diego. Mr. Disraeli has been in financial planning for 24 years and in addition to being an author and educator, provides financial, estate and tax planning with an emphasis on Eldercare.
- (1888PressRelease) October 02, 2010 - SOFA's mission is to eliminate financial illiteracy in America. The organization accomplishes this by going out into the community and giving free workshops to employers, civic organizations, churches, and government agencies. SOFA's workshops have been presented in over 1000 locations and cover a wide variety of subjects including: dealing with your aging parents, fiscal fitness, how to achieve a quality retirement, identity theft and more. To schedule a workshop in the Austin area, contact David Disraeli at 512-535-2674 or david ( @ ) sofaaustin dot org dot All seminars are free and do not include any type of product solicitation dot
David Disraeli is a 24 year veteran of financial, and estate planning with an emphasis on dealing with the elderly. Mr. Disraeli received his certification as a financial planner in 1994 from the College for Financial Planning and has recently published a book entitled "What to Do With Your Aging Parents". This book provides families of seniors a step by step roadmap to a smooth aging process.
Most seniors and their adult children are not prepared for what lies ahead. In addition, the country itself is not prepared. 3.5 million Americans reach the age of 55 each year. One-third of our country's population, or 70,000,000 people will be on Medicare and benefiting from Social Security by 2030 according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Today's medical infrastructure is (number of geriatric specialists and others with geriatric training) simply not adequate to deal with a mass influx of older patients. Our government has not been able to articulate a solution to the current and future financial needs of this age group. Individuals are better off relying on their own planning.
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