Justin Skipper, Insurance Professional

09/24/2026

I’m excited to share that I’ve officially started a new chapter in my career with Globe Life: American Income Division as a Licensed Insurance Agent!

I’m grateful for the experiences, lessons, and relationships that have brought me to this point, and I’m looking forward to what’s ahead.

In this new role, I’ll be helping individuals and families explore their insurance options and put protection in place for the people who matter most.

I’m excited to continue growing, meeting new people, and serving families in this next chapter. If we haven’t connected yet, I’d love to hear from you!

Here’s to new opportunities and a fresh start. 🙏

09/23/2026

Some retirement expenses are difficult to predict, particularly when long-term care needs arise. This article examines how significant care-related costs can affect retirement spending and the longevity of a retirement portfolio.
https://bit.ly/4roKuyY

09/22/2026

You cannot predict every change, but you can prepare for the financial impact. Life insurance can help create continuity for the people you care about—so housing, education, everyday expenses, and future goals do not have to change all at once.

Identify the expenses you would want protected first.

09/21/2026

No one can predict exactly what long-term care needs may look like later in life. This article examines how the likelihood, duration, and level of an extended care need can vary, and what those differences may mean for individuals and their families.
https://bit.ly/4rpEQwG

09/21/2026

Looking for a little more certainty with your money?
Check out this guaranteed interest rate.
Contact me today!

09/20/2026

Think paying upfront is always the smartest financial move? Learn why maintaining flexibility with certain expenses may be worth considering in retirement.

Think paying upfront is the smartest financial move? Discover why staying flexible with some bills is the real secret to stretching your retirement savings.

09/19/2026

Many consumers rely on credit cards to pay for everyday expenses, such as groceries, but some can't make the minimum payment, according to a new report.