CHAPTER WEBINAR - Saturday, October 17th - Starting at 9 am PDT

Retirement and Investing SIG -- Saturday, September 26th at 10:00 am PDT

Upcoming Major Speaker Webinar Schedule

Speaker Seminars and Q&A
Chapter meetings at the Skirball Cultural Center cover a wide range of financial topics. Each month, two investment industry experts give presentations with slides, followed by a Q&A session.

Retirement and Investing

A Subgroup Dedicated to Investing for Retirement
A Special Interest Group (SIG) dedicated to the retiree (or those planning for retirement) that meets on the first Saturday of every odd-numbered month. Whether you are an expert or a novice, we have something for everyone.

Strategic Investing

A Subgroup for Advanced Investment Strategies
A Special Interest Group (SIG) to give the individual investor the opportunity--in a smaller group--to gain exposure to more advanced strategies/research to enhance his or her portfolio.

Investing Fundamentals

Seminars Providing an Introduction to Investing
Seminars for individuals wanting to learn how to invest, this six-part, monthly class gives a comprehensive look at the basics of investing--including choosing stocks, building a portfolio and selecting a broker.

Our Future Meetings . . .

Limited Time Offer — $100 AAIILA ANNUAL PASS FOR 2025 — Image of HOTEL Angeleno

Prepay for 2025: $100 for 10 Meetings – a Savings of $50 We are no longer meeting at Skirball!!! Our new meeting location is HOTEL Angeleno in 2025; we will

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2025 SCHEDULE of Chapter Monthly Meetings

Financial Education meeting information that focuses on the broad overview of basic individual investing in today’s market.

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NOVEMBER 2024 Retirement and Investing Meeting ARCHIVE

Financial Education meeting information that focuses on the broad overview of basic individual investing in today’s market.

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Welcome to the official site of the Los Angeles Chapter of the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII).

Here you’ll learn about the more than 30 non-profit educational events we sponsor each year and find links to other investing web pages. All of this is provided by local volunteers in an effort to help you learn to be a wiser, more profitable investor. Membership in AAII is not required to attend our meetings.

AAII (the National Headquarters) is an independent non-profit educational organization, based in Chicago, with over 150,000 members. For more information about AAII, click here to go to the American Association of Individual Investors Website.

Each AAII local chapter is a grassroots organizations led by volunteer AAII members, allowing AAII to extend its mission to individual investors in their own communities by organizing meetings to provide unbiased investment education in a social context.

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Non-Biased Education
The LA Chapter of AAII has nothing to sell...we offer only financial education to help the individual investor.
Relationship Building
You have the opportunity to interact with other investors and exchange experiences and knowledge.
Keynote Speakers
You will hear wealth-building experts share their valuable financial know-how for your benefit.
Chapter Meetings
Covers a wide range of financial topics, plus Special Interest Groups (SIGs), from basic to advanced.
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Why Come to Our
Meetings at AAII
Los Angeles?

  • Build your know-how about markets and finances
  • Hear and see experts in wealth accumulation and management
  • Meet and exchange ideas with fellow investors
  • Get current knowledge about investing strategies
  • Have certainty that your adviser is steering you in the right direction
Upcoming Chapter Meetings
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Investment Classes

We have presented over 600 investment classes dating back to the 1980s!
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Active AAII LA Members

We have over 1800 AAII members across "Greater Los Angeles"
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Keynote Speakers

We feature over 30 keynote speakers each year to showcase their secrets and strategies

Here is what people
are saying about
AAII Los Angeles Chapter

Andrea R.Jay R.Mike S.Dolores T.
Speakers at the Skirball meetings help me achieve a level of understanding about investing that makes me a savvier partner for my individual investor spouse. Loved "Rock Retirement" at a recent meeting.
Andrea R.
Porter Ranch
The Saturday AAII Sessions at Skirball are educational, informative and practical. The range of topics and quality of speakers always allow me to come away feeling like I have learned something that is going to make me a more informed investor.
Jay R.
The line-up of speakers has been fantastic for me, leading to an incredible increase in absolute returns! Thank you.
Mike S.
AAII speakers share their considerable research of and experience with financial markets, providing a great opportunity for all to advance their knowledge in the financial world. I find the meetings interesting, informative, and helpful in investing.
Dolores T.

Frequently Asked Questions

If you do not find the answer you are looking for, please contact us.

Where do you meet?

Chapter meetings are held at the conveniently located:

Skirball Cultural Center
2701 N. Sepulveda Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA

Special Interest Group (SIG) meetings are also held at the:

Skirball Cultural Center, or the:

Culver City Veterans Memorial Complex
4117 Overland Avenue
Culver City, CA

Additional meetings per the announcement

When do you meet?

Chapter meetings are held from 8:30 a.m. – noon on the third Saturday of every month except for August and December.

Special Interest Groups meet 6 – 12 times per year at varied times.

Is there a fee or charge to attend meetings?

Fees for Chapter meetings include choice of:

  • Annual pre-paid fee of $140 for 10 meetings
  • Advanced monthly reservation fee of $15
  • At-the-door monthly fee of $18
Fees for Special Interest Group (SIG) meetings are typically $5 to &10 per person.

Is there a charge for parking?

There is FREE, inside parking at the Skirball Center.
Parking in Culver City is also FREE.

What to expect at a Chapter meeting at Skirball?

Typically two investment experts with PowerPoint visuals, each on a different topic.

Who attends these meetings?

Chapter: Usually about 150, up to 300, men and women seeking to improve their financial management and understanding of the markets.

SIGs: About 15 to 60, allowing greater interaction and more specialized topics.

Will there be handouts from the presenters?

Yes, each presenter may have one or more handouts to aid in your understanding of the material.

Will I have the opportunity to ask questions?

Absolutely, interaction with the presenters and other attendees is a vital benefit of the meetings.