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DURHAM, NC · SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 2026 · LIBRARY

How to Choose the Investments in Your Retirement Account @ Southwest

Do you have questions about investing and personal finance that you don’t want to ask yourfriends (or ChatGPT)?

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Fig. 01 — Southwest Regional - Children's Programming Room, Southwest Regional Library (3605 Shannon Rd)

About the event

Do you have questions about investing and personal finance that you don’t want to ask yourfriends (or ChatGPT)? Tired of professionals trying to sell you investment services or insurance in the name of ‘advice’?

Join us for a judgement-free hour with Certified Financial PlannersTM from Old Peak Finance for a short presentation followed by open Q&A. Coffee & snacks provided! This even is free and open to the public. Registration is appreciated but not required.

Questions? Please email kstockdale@dconc.gov or call (919) 560-8592

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