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09/24/2021

Coming soon: Information on the 5th Smokin for Starc Event. Mark your calendar for March 19th 2022.

03/26/2021

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10/16/2020

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10/16/2020

10/08/2019

Professional Insurance Services

09/29/2019

07/11/2019

Protect your income with Cancer Insurance

Help cover expenses from diagnosis through recovery

Hopefully, you and your family will never face cancer. But if you do, we are here to help. Our cancer insurance helps provide a financial safety net that can assist with covering cancer-related expenses that medical insurance doesn’t cover, so you can focus on what matters most: recovery.

07/02/2019

If you would like to learn more, please call Bill at 985-264-2176.

06/13/2019

Differences Between Term Life and Whole Life

Deciding whether to purchase whole life or term life insurance is a personal decision that should be based on the financial needs of your beneficiaries as well as your financial goals. Life insurance can be a very flexible and powerful financial vehicle that can meet multiple financial objectives, from providing financial security to building financial assets and leaving a legacy.

Here are some of the main features of term and whole life insurance.

Features of term life insurance
1) Provides death benefits only
2) Pays benefits only if you die while the term of the policy is in effect
3) Easiest and most affordable life insurance to buy
4) Purchased for a specific time period, such as 5, 10, 15, or 30 years, known as a “term”
5) Becomes more expensive as you age, especially after age 50
6) The term must be renewed if you want coverage to be extended beyond the term length
7) Can be used as temporary additional coverage with a permanent life insurance policy
8) Can be converted to whole life insurance

Features of whole life insurance:
1) Covers you for life
2) Provides death benefits as well as a cash value accumulation that builds during the life of the policy
3) You typically must qualify with a health examination
4) Can be purchased without a medical exam, but at a higher cost
5) Takes 12 to 15 years to build up a decent cash value
6) Can be a good choice for estate planning
7) Cash value is based on how much the return on investment is worth
8) A portion of the cash value can be withdrawn or borrowed during the life of the policy
9) Initially has more expensive premiums than term life insurance, but can potentially save you money over the life of the policy if in force for a considerable number of years

05/09/2019

Do you need Life Insurance?
We can get you quotes from multiple companies to find you the best price and policy for your specific needs. Chronic,Critical and Terminal Illness Riders available at no extra charge.
Definitions:
Chronic - ongoing illness that is not life threatening
Critical - heart attack, stroke and cancer
Terminal - having less than a year to live
Please call for more information.