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at the University of Delaware in Lewes Fall 2013
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RETIREMENT INCOME PROCESS,
STRATEGIES AND SOLUTIONS
Thursdays, 3:15 p.m.–4:45 p.m.
Dates: 10 Sessions, September 12–November 14
Instructor: David Bocchino
Modules:
1. Create an effective retirement plan
2. Identify retirement income needs and
evaluate current situation
3. Choose appropriate strategies to address gaps
in income
4. Evaluate retirement risks and offer alternative
solutions
5. Evaluate income tax estate issues and other
threats to retirement income plan
6. Choose appropriate strategies for turning
assets into income
7. Integrating approaches, risks, products and
strategies to create an effective retirement
income plan.
Class is limited to 65 students.
David Bocchino is a licensed financial adviser
since 2002. He has been an instructor at Osher in
Lewes and Dover since January 2013. He is a
professor of business at Wesley College in Dover,
DE. David completed all course requirements for
Certified Financial Planner (CFP ® ) curriculum at
The American College. He holds an M.B.A. from
the Wharton School (University of Pennsylvania)
and a B.S. in economics (honors) from Villanova
University. David is a retired naval officer, with
the rank of commander.
HISTORY
HX78 IRISH POTATO FAMINE
Mondays, 9 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
Dates: 5 Sessions, October 14–November 18
Instructor: Mary Folan
In 1840, Ireland was the most densely populated
nation in Europe. By 1852, Ireland had lost twothirds
of its population. What caused this
dramatic drop What caused the famine and why
did it recur What was the role of England—
was this a calculated genocide or was England
merely following the prevailing political
philosophy of the day These are some of the
issues that will be examined in this course.
Class is limited to 65 students.
Mary Folan holds an M.A. from Seton Hall
University, a B.A. in English from Georgian
Court University and is a Fulbright Summer
Fellow. She taught English in Montgomery
County, Maryland public schools.
HX106 MODEL TRAIN BASICS FOR THE
BEGINNER
Thursdays, 9 a.m.–10:30 a.m.
Dates: 8 Sessions, September 12–October 31
Instructor: David Lawrence
Whether you have a layout partially finished for
your grandchildren or just a box full of trains from
your children, we need to talk about what to do
next. The Delaware SeaSide Railroad Club will
present information about cleaning up old trains,
purchasing new trains, selling trains, building a
layout table, laying track, wiring, scenery and
operating trains. Examples of different gauges and
scales will be demonstrated. To make it interesting
you can participate in building a 4 by 8 foot
layout for children to use at a train display. Wood
will be pre-cut but will need to be assembled.
One of the club’s missions is to teach children
about the fun of running trains as well as their
history. With “hands on” work the class will learn
how to finish a layout which will be used by
young people. Class is limited to 20 students.
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