(425) 671-3143
Redmond Senior & Community Center
Queen Anne Library
400 W. Garfield St. · Seattle, WA 98119
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Learn How Taxes Could Impact Your Retirement Income

"A leading educational resource for those nearing retirement"

66% of Americans are worried they'll run out of money in retirement

Join us for an informative workshop where we'll focus on:

How to reduce your tax burden in retirement
Coordinating Social Security, 401(k), and IRA income tax-efficiently
The truth about taxes in retirement — what most people get wrong
RMDs — what they are and how to manage them
Building a coordinated retirement tax strategy
Protecting your Social Security from unnecessary taxation
How recent tax law changes affect your retirement plan
What SECURE Act 2.0 means for you
Real estate income and its tax implications in retirement

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Getting Here

Directions & Parking

Queen Anne Library  ·  400 W. Garfield St., Seattle, WA 98119

Parking Information

Free parking is available in the dedicated lot on the west side of the Queen Anne Branch Library, accessible via the alley off W. Garfield St.

Dedicated lot — Free parking on the west side of the building, enter via the alley off W. Garfield St.
ADA-accessible spots available directly in the lot
Free street parking — Unrestricted spots typically available on neighboring blocks
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Frequently Asked Questions

Our presenters are experienced financial educators who have spent over 15 years helping Washington families navigate retirement with clarity and confidence — no sales pitches, just straight answers.
This seminar is designed for adults who are retired or within 10–15 years of retirement and want a clearer understanding of how taxes affect their retirement income. No prior financial knowledge required — everything is explained in plain English.
None whatsoever. This is a free educational class — full stop. You won't be asked to buy anything or sit through a sales presentation. What you do after the class is entirely up to you.
Absolutely — and we encourage it. Retirement planning is often a household conversation. Just note that space is limited, so please include your guest's name when you register so we can make sure we have room for everyone.