I'm constantly telling my retired husband that No, I don't want to go to that free Investment lunch. Recently I even pointed out to him an article in the local paper telling the large % that were giving bad advice, and the % that were outright fraudulent, so you know how I felt when he recently told me,
I've signed us up for Tuesday for a free lunch at the yacht club to hear about what's new in hearing aids. Since I have been wanting to get him to have his ears checked and get a hearing aid, I could hardly veto his first effort, though I did continue to remind him, we're not going to buy anything today - we have to compare.
Was I surprised - it was truly educational - we actually learned some things about hearing, as well as hearing aids, and my husband does have a consultation scheduled for this coming week. So some luncheons - investment, hearing aids, or real estate, are legitimate and do work.
Several years ago I tried holding wine and cheese seminars with a financial advisor for UK visitors, but never had enough response to justify the time, much less any expense.
Are you holding any successful seminars or luncheons?
