Will & Trust Mela in Atlanta; TAMA emphasized family protection

A ‘Will’ in India is almost the same as a ‘Will and Trust’ in America. Only 33 percent of Americans have a Will and Trust, of which the NRIs have even smaller percentage. If something unexpected happens and there is no Will and Trust, things get very difficult and take a lot of time. Keeping all this in mind, family security with social responsibility as a priority, TAMA organized ‘Will and Trust Grand Mela’ on October 29 at the local Sharon Community Building.

More than 200 people participated in this program, which brought awareness and knowledge to many. TAMA sponsors, who are financial experts VeLa Life Plan Venkat Adusumilli, Stellar Financial Services Sahil Virani, True View Financials Lakshmi Parimala Natendla, SarKub Services Sridhar Potabathula and Fin Invest Abarna participated in this event.

Will and Trust seminars, melas happened earlier across the states, but the way it was done by TAMA is very unique, well organized and is well received. Feedback from people, like they have never seen such a program, TAMA is doing many socially responsible events etc. are a boost to TAMA team. This is TAMA’s 24th event in 2023.

Financial Seminar, Chess, Diwali and many more are going to happen in the coming days. For details, visit www.tama.org or email [email protected]. TAMA President Sairam invited everyone and introduced the financial experts to the gathering. Also, the details of many programs done by TAMA have been informed.

Chairman Subbarao Maddali talked about the free health clinic, seminars and reiterated the need for will and trust. Experts spoke on various topics like Will, Trust, Health Care Directive, Power of Attorney, Executor, Guardian and patiently answered the questions asked by the audience.

This program was held in booth style. TAMA team took the registrations of all and directed who should go to which booth. Tea, Snacks and Water were provided. As there was good discount only during this session, many people have taken Will and Trust.

Vice President Suresh Bandaru, Board Secretary Madhu Yarlagadda, Board Treasurer Srinivas Uppu, Rupendra Vemulapalli, Srinivas Ramisetti, Sunil Devarapalli, Shashi Daggula, Swapna Yarlagadda, Sujatha Devarapalli, Gowri Karumanchi, Yashwanth Jonnalagadda helped in making this program a success. Madhu adjourned the meeting by thanking all those present, financial experts, volunteers and the TAMA team.