Seminar: Retirement Planning in Uncertain Times

ST. GEORGE, Utah - April 12, 2016 - PRLog -- Hank Brock, founder and CEO of Consultus, will be the featured speaker at seminars on April 12th and 14th at the Cliffside Restaurant in St. George. The seminar will teach affluent retirees how to generate tax-advantaged income while protecting their assets from uncertain economies and volatile financial markets. There is no charge to attend.

People attending the seminar will receive a free copy of the Biggest Mistakes Affluent Retirees Make. They will also be provided with a Cliffside gift card that can be used for lunch immediately following, or at another  time. The Cliffside is located at 511 S. Airport Road in St. George.

The event begins both mornings at 10:00 a.m. Those wishing to attend should call 866-895-0451 to register, as seating is limited, or register online (link provided below).

"This seminar is designed for conservative retirees," stated Brock, a CPA and Chartered Financial Consultant. He added that  "We'll take a look at developments causing some people to lose sleep at night, then discuss how retirees might insulate themselves from some of their worries ."

Brock is author of Your Complete Guide to Money Happiness. He draws on decades of experience (Money Magazine named him one of America's top financial planners as far back as 1987). He earned his accounting degree from Brigham Young University and an M.B.A. (investment analysis and taxation) from the University of Utah. Specializing in retirement planning, Brock is a Certified Public Accountant, Chartered Financial Consultant, and Registered Financial Consultant.

The second seminar instructor is Danny Brock, a Chartered Financial Consultant, Certified Retirement Financial Advisor, and Registered Financial Consultant.

Register Online at:
http://consultusnow.com/seminars

Consultus is a fee-based financial consulting firm specializing in the needs of affluent retirees and business owners. The financial consulting firm is headquartered in St. George, Utah, with branch offices in California and North Carolina