Patrick Adams, Pacific Advisors

06/08/2022

Official Promotion to Unit Field Trainer!
I get the opportunity to develop new agents!

06/06/2022

Are you single and retiring? Here’s what you need to know to make your golden years a success!

Retiring single might leave you feeling anxious and unprepared, but it doesn't have to. Here's how you can set yourself up for retirement success.

06/04/2022

Are you getting close to celebrating your 65th birthday? If yes, then it’s time to begin researching your Medicare options! Visit our blog to learn the information you need know about Medicare Supplement insurance!

Are you nearing your 65th birthday? Check out this Q & A for the information you need to know about enrolling in Medicare Supplement insurance.

06/03/2022

The unexpected loss of a loved one affects life deeply in many ways, including financially. Here are three steps to take as you navigate this difficult time:

The unexpected loss of a loved one can be disorienting. While many things can wait, you may need to take action on your finances. This guidance can help.

06/02/2022

If you ever feel like your internet is lagging, there's a way to know for sure.

Diagnose connectivity issues on your computer, smartphone, or game console.

06/01/2022

The secret of their success? Dividends.

Dividend-paying stocks are one way to finance your retirement, especially if you keep reinvesting your dividends while you're still working.

05/30/2022

Gone but not forgotten. Today, Bankers Life pauses to reflect on the services and sacrifices of our military personal. We honor those who gave their lives for our freedom.

05/27/2022

Travel is one of the greatest joys of retirement—but only if you do it safely. Follow these five senior travel tips to make the most of your journeys:

Exploring new places and meeting new people are some of the joys of senior travel. These five tips can ensure that you have a safe vacation, as well.

05/26/2022

What does a longer genetic code look like and what are the implications?

Life could use a more expansive genetic code in theory, but new work shows that improving on three-letter codons would be a challenge.