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10/30/2026

How much is life insurance?
It depends on your age, health, lifestyle & coverage—but getting covered is easier than ever thanks to modern tools.

Want to lower your life insurance rate?
✅ Buy early
✅ Practice healthy habits
✅ Consider term life

There’s a plan for every budget. Let’s chat to find the right fit for you—you might be surprised how affordable life insurance really is!
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we’re committed to helping you protect your today and plan for your tomorrow. Follow us for more on how you can protect the life you love.

https://www.countryfinancial.com/en/insurance/life-and-health/life.html

10/28/2026

Don’t wait until you’re under a severe weather alert to gather supplies and make a safety plan. Start preparing today with these tips.
✔️ Have an emergency plan.
• Decide what your family will do if severe weather is headed your way.
• If you had to evacuate, where would you go? Identify family members or friends who live far enough away for you to get beyond the path of a hurricane, wildfire, or other natural disaster. Tell them you’d like to include them in your emergency evacuation plan and make sure they’re willing to take you in.
• If you have young children, walk through your plan with them, including how they should take shelter in your home.

✔️ Build an emergency preparedness kit. Put together a supply of essentials and safety items in an emergency kit.
Start with the basics:
• Three-to-five-days' supply of bottled water and nonperishable food
• Battery-operated flashlight
• Battery-operated radio and weather radio
• A first-aid kit
• Cell phone charger or battery source for your phone
• Personal hygiene items
• Blankets

✔️ Gather important personal information.
• Make sure you have phone numbers of neighbors, family, friends and utility companies in your phone.
• Keep copies of your insurance and property information in your emergency kit. Many insurers, like us, make this information available through their app. If you’re a client, download our COUNTRY Financial mobile app so these documents are easily accessible.
• Check to see if your healthcare provider offers online resources to store your medical information so it’s easy to access from your phone.
• Keep critical documents, like birth certificates, in a safe or another location you can get to if your home is damaged or destroyed.

✔️ Make sure your home and possessions are covered.
• Create a home inventory with your phone. Save it to the cloud and email a copy to your insurance agent.
• Meet with your insurance agent yearly to review your home insurance policy.
• Check your emergency fund to make sure there’s enough to cover your insurance deductible in case you experience major damage to your home.

10/26/2026

Why invest the time to do an inventory of your home? Think about this. If something were to happen to your home and the belongings inside of it were destroyed, could you list every item you own right then in that moment?

Probably not. That’s why you should do one. It’s easier to do than you think and only takes about 10 minutes. We’ll show you how.

✔️ Use your phone – Capturing it on video is the most efficient way to do a home inventory. The more detailed you are, the better it will be. You don’t need to capture video of everything you own. But you do need to go room by room and show what you can see.

✔️ Use narration – This is a key step. Use your words and describe what you’re recording. To make things easier, do a video clip for each room in your home (don’t forget closets and the garage).

✔️ Focus on big-ticket items – Think of things like flat screen TVs, computers, expensive furniture and valuables (jewelry, etc.). If those items have stickers with serial or product numbers, zoom in and show those in your video.

✔️ Save the video in the cloud – If you only save your video on your computer, what happens if it’s destroyed along with your other stuff? That’s why you should email it to yourself, share it with your spouse or relative, or send it to your insurance agent.

✔️ Update your home inventory once a year – Check in with your insurance agent annually to discuss any major purchases you’ve made since the last time you did an inventory. Be sure to add those new items to your update.

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has been protecting families and providing insurance to our clients since 1925. Follow us for more tips on ways to protect what matters most.

10/23/2026

A new year brings a new opportunity to get your finances on track. We can help. Here are a few ways you can improve your financial well-being in 2025.

1️⃣ Start by prioritizing your financial goals for 2025. What’s most important to you? Paying off debt? Increasing your retirement savings? Starting a college fund for the kids?

If you need to do all three, our team has some ideas to help you prepare:

▪️Don’t ignore the debt but have a specific plan on how to pay it off.

▪️Don’t sacrifice retirement savings for the college fund. (our team explains in the link below)

▪️While you think of saving, do you have plans for an emergency fund? That’s just as important as everything else on this list.

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2️⃣ Create a budget that supports your goals. Here’s how you do it:

▪️Take the time to review all of your finances/budget. All money in and out.

▪️Consider the “50-30-20” budget rule. 50% = monthly expenses. 30% = money for you (vacations, entertainment, etc.). 20% = retirement funding and planning for your future

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3️⃣ Look for ways to save on your insurance so you have more money for the 30 & 20 portions of your budget. Things you can do:

▪️See if you’re eligible for new discounts.

▪️Consider bundling home and auto insurance with one company.

▪️Look at your deductibles to see if you can find savings in a change.

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More tips, budget worksheets and calculators available at: cfin.us/FinancialResolutions

10/22/2026

If you have leftover prescription drugs, let’s dispose of them properly. Hope to see you there!!!!

10/20/2026

Five times and counting! For the fifth year in a row, COUNTRY Life has been recognized on Ward’s 50 list of top performing life insurance companies for 2026.

This award is given for outstanding financial results in the areas of safety,
consistency and performance over a five-year average (2021-2025).

Give me a call today to find out how you can protect what matters most.

10/15/2026

You know what’s underrated? Being prepared. 👏

It might not be the most exciting thing on your to-do list, but having a plan in place can make everyday life—and those unexpected moments—feel a whole lot more manageable.

10/12/2026

No matter what stage of life you're in, the goal is often the same: helping protect what matters most.

And wherever life takes you next, I can help you find coverage that grows and changes right alongside it.

07/28/2026

Planning some fun at home this summer? Make sure your backyard is safe for all your favorite activities by using this summer safety checklist.

Pool safety
⁃ Never leave children unattended
⁃ Kids should never be alone in or near a pool (even if they know how to swim).
⁃ Teach children to swim
⁃ Sign your kids up for swimming lessons if you haven’t
⁃ Learn emergency skills
⁃ Young children should learn when to get help. Older children and adults should learn CPR and first aid.
⁃ Buy pool safety equipment
⁃ Keep a first-aid kit, ring buoys and reaching poles nearby. Easy access to these items could be lifesaving.
⁃ Install a safety fence
⁃ Make sure your pool safety fence covers all pool sides and has self-closing gates. Also, install locks and alarms on doors with pool access.
⁃ Keep everyone in the know. Create and post safety rules and enforce them.

Trampoline safety
⁃ Add safety features
⁃ Make sure your trampoline has padding and netting. An enclosed trampoline can help prevent falls.
⁃ Maintain your trampoline. Inspect your trampoline regularly for missing pads, tears, exposed springs and other issues that could cause injury.
⁃ Enforce safety rules. Only one jumper at a time to reduce risk of injury.

Playground safety
⁃ Inspect your playground equipment regularly
⁃ Look out for protruding bolts, open hooks, broken ropes or rusted chains that could cause injuries. Replace equipment as needed.
⁃ Create a safe landing
⁃ Invest in soft-landing material like rubber tire chips or mulch to reduce or prevent injuries.
⁃ Teach playground rules
Having kids follow simple rules can contribute to playground safety and help avoid injuries.
⁃ Supervise young children at play
⁃ Keep a close eye on kids to reduce injuries and ensure your backyard safety expectations.

Review your home liability insurance limits
Even if you follow all these tips, accidents happen. Keep your liability insurance coverage updated (and consider adding an umbrella liability policy). If you add a pool, trampoline or playground to your yard, meet with your insurance agent to see if you need to increase your home liability coverage. Stay safe and have fun this summer!

07/23/2026

Talking to your insurance agent once a year can help you prepare for major life events and unexpected curveballs. Here’s what to discuss and why it’s important to meet with your agent annually.

❔ What should I discuss with my insurance agent?
When life changes, so do your priorities. In an annual review, talk to your agent about changes in your life, as well as your plans and priorities, to ensure you're protected.

❔ Are there other times I should contact my insurance agent?
Yes! Here are other times when giving your agent a call is worth the time.

1️⃣ Your policy is up for renewal.
Take time to evaluate your needs and your coverage since your last renewal to ensure you’re protected.

2️⃣ You’ve made major lifestyle changes.
Got married, quit smoking or had a baby? These changes can impact your insurance coverage needs.

3️⃣ You bought or received valuable items.
Receiving gifts such as jewelry or buying anything new for your home, like TVs or even artwork, means you might need additional personal property protection.

4️⃣ You’ve updated your home.
Made home or property improvements such as replacing the roof or installing an alarm system? Depending on the upgrade, you may qualify for a home insurance discount.

As an insurance agent, I’m committed to providing you with the best solutions for your needs, so you can experience all that life has to offer.

Give me a call today, and let’s talk!

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1032 S Bailey Street
Palmer, AK
99645

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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+19077456017

Website

http://www.countryfinancial.com/Brad.Daggett

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