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Wednesday, March 7th, 2001
Boston, MA.

Tonight's monthly meeting:
Taxes and Mortgages

Speakers:
John Hegarty, CPA
Kerry-Ann Salvail

NEW Venue (Please make note)
John Hancock Conference Center
Room 304
40 Trinity Place (Stuart Street)
Boston, MA
6.30pm-8.30pm

Cover is just $5 members; $10 non-members.
Free tea and coffee.

About the meeting
It's that time of the year again, when you have to file your tax return and hopefully can figure out the changing tax laws and remember to claim every deduction.

For some, this is an easy task but for most, especially if one started a business, got married, purchased a house, sold some stock for a profit, it can be a daunting task.

John Hegarty, a Certified Public Accountant with over 30 years experience, will summarize some of the pertinent changes for the 2000 tax year, and provide attendees with tips on how to maximize returns while minimizing headaches.
This is the third year that John has given this topic, with last year's attracting over 80 people.
So arrive early to reserve your seat!

Mortgage rates have not been as low in almost two years, and with further uncertainty about the fate of the US economy and Federal Reserve rate cuts, may head even lower over the course of the year.

This is a great opportunity for home buyers to take advantage of extremely competitive rates and for current owners to refinance.

Our second speaker, Kerry Ann Salvail, will show you how to shop around for the deal that's best for you, and understand some of the language and terms used in the process. Kerry Ann is Vice President at CTX Mortgage Corporation, with over 20 years experience in financial services, specializing in mortgages and refinancing.

The John Hancock Conference Center is conveniently located in the Copley Square area of Boston.

Situated on the corner of Stuart Street, right behind the main John Hancock Tower, it is easily accessible by MBTA Subway Green Line (to Coplet Station) and Orange Line (to Back Bay Station), as well as commuter rail and the Mass Pike.

Parking is available one block away at 100 Clarendon Street (opp. the Hard Rock Cafe), on the intersection of Clarendon and Stuart Streets, or some limited on-street parking slots.

All are very welcome to attend!

About the Society
The Irish Networking Society was established in March 1995 with the mission to provide a forum for professional individuals to meet, network, and socialize.

Through quality seminars held on a regular monthly basis and several social events throughout the year, the society encourages its members to network with one another in an informal setting.

 

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