Joey Medellin PFIA account rep.

07/30/2025

New Final Expense Plan Details – Now Available for Ages 45–80

We’re excited to share important updates about our Final Expense Whole Life (FEWL) product—designed to meet the needs of clients seeking affordable, straightforward coverage for end-of-life expenses. (PFIA)

• Issue Ages: 45–80
• Face Amounts: $5,000 to $25,000
• Builds Cash Value: Same as current SWL
• No Dividends: Participating policy, but does not pay dividends
• Affordable: Often less expensive than SWL (especially NS vs S)
• Conversion Option: Term policies can convert to FEWL without underwriting

06/30/2025

05/26/2025

05/05/2025

To all my fellow brothers and sisters who still work behind the concrete walls stay safe and God bless. 🙏🙏

National Correctional officer week 2025.

01/26/2025

Congratulations 🎊

01/25/2025

🌟 It’s Menudo time! 🌟

Come join us at the 2025 Menudo Bowl happening RIGHT NOW at the 1848 Event Center! 🥣 We’ll start serving our delicious menudo at 2:30 PM, made with Abuelita’s special recipe, so you know it’s going to be amazing!

Stop by Booth #14, taste the love in every bite, and don’t forget to VOTE to help us bring home the win! 🏆

01/07/2025

PFIA Membership - Accidental Death Coverage

10/06/2024

God speed for a speedy recovery 🙏 🙌

On Thursday, October 3, 2024 at approximately 11:35 PM Webb County Sheriff’s Office was called to assist the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) with traffic control on Interstate Highway 35 due to a crash that had occurred. A Patrol Deputy in his marked black and white patrol car with his emergency lights on was stationary on the southbound lane by mile marker 24 diverting traffic to Toll Road 255. A box tractor traveling southbound disregarded the emergency lights and struck the passenger side of the patrol unit. Both the Deputy and the driver of the Box Tractor were transported to a local hospital in Laredo for medical treatment. The investigation is being handled by the Texas Highway Patrol.

“One of the most dangerous parts of a first responder’s job is stepping out on the side of the road, whether it is to assist a motorist, a traffic stop, or to investigate a crash. I urge the motoring public to avoid distractions, slow down, and be aware of emergency lights of all first responders while operating their vehicles on our roadways,” said Sheriff Martin Cuellar.

10/06/2024