Meghan Anselme - Country Financial

05/26/2026

Not sure whether you want a higher or lower deductible for your car insurance? We did the heavy lifting for you. Call me with questions and find out here whether a lower deductible is really worth it.

05/12/2026

Small business owners you're in a good (and plentiful) company! Because, according to 2025 data*, there are 36.2 million small businesses, which makes up a staggering 99.9% of all U.S. businesses. You're truly the backbone of our national economy, and I thank you for it.

As a COUNTRY Financial rep, I'm proud to partner with you to create a customized insurance policy that fits your business, so you can focus on everything else.
Let’s make Small Business Appreciation Month the time to make sure your business is covered with insurance that makes sense for you.

*Source: U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Advocacy
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04/28/2026

04/17/2026

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04/08/2026

Debt is a bummer. Fortunately, reducing debt isn’t as hard as you’d think. Here are two of the most common ways you can attack your debt.
▪️Avalanche approach▪️
Credit card interest rates are typically higher than rates on cars, mortgages, student loans, etc. And to be honest, paying interest on debt is wasting your hard-earned money.
So that’s where you’ll start attacking debt with the avalanche approach.
Look at your most recent credit card statement and rank your debt based on interest rate, highest first.
Work towards making bigger and bigger payments on those high-rate cards and, over time, you’ll pay less interest each month.
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▪️Snowball strategy▪️
This approach takes a bit longer than the avalanche approach because you’re starting small, but it works better for some people.
Using the snowball strategy, rank your debts by the total amount owed, smallest balance first.
And just like in a snowball fight, start knocking down the debt one-by-one.
Pay your smallest debt as quickly as possible so you can cross it off your list. Once that debt is eliminated, move to the next smallest debt.
For both methods, make sure you’re making minimum required payments on all other debts.
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Pro tip: Use the money that was going to the now paid-off debt to make larger payments on remaining debt.

Debt doesn’t have to keep you down. Whether you choose the avalanche approach or the snowball strategy, working to pay off your debt will set you up for financial peace.

03/31/2026

Life insurance provides more protection than you might think. If something ever happens and you are no longer here to help pay for the mortgage, life insurance is a great way to help your family stay in your home. Plus, enhancing your coverage might be more affordable than you expect. Contact me today to discuss your options and feel confident your loved ones have the financial security they need.

03/17/2026

Are you planning to join the millions of spring break travelers this year? Don’t leave your home unprotected.

Before you lock up and head out, these smart moves help give your home added security while you’re away.

Check out the image to learn simple ways to guard your home when you travel.

For more on how to keep your home protected go to countryfinancial.com/home.

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03/03/2026