Senior citizens can get help with investing
A southside hospital is hosting a seminar to help senior citizens with money.
A special program hosted by the Franciscan Senior Promise aims to help current retirees and those on the cusp of concluding their careers.
“Fear of Outliving Money and Fundamentals for Investing Success” is 1 p.m. May 25 at the Senior Promise complex, 8788 Madison Ave., Indianapolis.
The free class will be conducted by CoreVision Financial Group, a Shelbyville-based organization. Topics will include risk tolerance/time horizon, asset allocation and diversification, rebalancing financial portfolios and withdrawal rates.
Credit union names new vice president
A credit union that has a Greenwood location has named a new vice president.
Financial Center First Credit Union has promoted Gina Johnson to vice president of human resources. Johnson has been with the Financial Center since 2006 and most recently worked as its director of human resources since 2014.
In her new role, Johnson will broaden the credit union’s strategic direction of human resources and talent management.
Johnson will continue to oversee hiring, benefits, payroll, compensation performance management and training.
Johnson maintains the Credit Union National Association’s Human Resource Compliance Professional designation, life and health insurance licenses, and is working towards the Society of Human Resource Management designation.
Greenwood resident joins credit union
Dustin Coar has joined Indiana Members Credit Union as a business development officer.
In his role as business development officer, Coar will oversee and service new and existing member relationships as well as involve the credit union in the community.
Dustin is attending Indiana State University and will graduate from the Scott College of Business with a focus in management. He is from Bloomington and currently resides in the Center Grove area.
