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The Squire Group We don’t work for insurance companies. We work for you. If you're looking for insurance, you've found a great place to start. Contact us to get started.

As experienced consultants, we can guide you through the process – with the support you need and innovative technology developed with you in mind. Whenever you're ready, we’re here to help. Sometimes life insurance can seem overwhelming, but you're not alone. Let us show you how to simplify your experience, with personalized guidance and a team to help you along the way. Our digital tools and resources can help make your path smoother, so you can focus on what really matters – your family.

10/05/2026

One thing we’ve never understood is how comfortable people are buying life insurance without really knowing what they own.

They know the monthly payment. They know they “have coverage.” But ask how long it lasts, whether the price can change, whether it has a waiting period, or what actually gets paid when they die, and a surprising number of people have no idea.

That’s not a knock on the customer either. A lot of this stuff is sold in a way that makes it very easy to focus on the payment and ignore the policy.

If you’re paying for life insurance every month, you should be able to explain in plain English exactly what you bought.

10/04/2026

We’ve always thought it was strange how comfortable people are carrying six figures of debt with no life insurance.

Mortgage. Two vehicles. Credit cards. Maybe a business loan. Maybe kids at home.

Then somehow life insurance gets treated like the optional expense.

If one income disappears, none of those bills disappear with it.

We’re not saying everybody needs some massive policy. But if your family would be left trying to figure out how to keep the house, keep the cars, and keep life moving without your paycheck, having nothing in place is a pretty big gamble.

10/03/2026

You can get ticketed, fined, and in some cases even arrested for driving a vehicle without auto insurance.

And most of us don’t really argue with that. If you’re going to drive around in a 4,000-pound vehicle, you should probably have some basic insurance in place.

Maybe we’re biased because we’re in the industry, but we’ve always thought it was strange that life insurance is treated so differently.

Nobody is saying everyone needs a million-dollar policy.

But if you have a spouse, children, or anyone who depends on your income, should some basic level of life insurance be expected the same way basic auto insurance is?

Because if an uninsured car causes an accident, there can be a financial mess left behind.

If a parent dies uninsured, there can be one hell of a financial mess left behind too.

We’re curious what people think about this one.

Should some minimum amount of life insurance be required when other people financially depend on you?

09/30/2026

Met with someone recently who had a pretty significant amount of money sitting in CDs and savings.

Nothing wrong with that.

Then we started adding up what everything was actually earning.

That part got interesting.

It’s amazing how often people will spend 30 minutes comparing prices on a TV and then leave $200,000 sitting somewhere for years without ever asking if it could be doing better.

09/28/2026

A guy named Bruce walked into our office carrying six envelopes of old life insurance paperwork.

He didn't know which policies were still active. Didn't know what he'd been paying for. Didn't know what his family would actually get.

So we went through all of it. Called the carriers. Checked the cash values. Gave him the straight answer: he was in good shape, he just didn't know it.

A week later, he sent us three referrals.

If you've got a drawer full of policies nobody's ever explained to you, bring them by. We'll go through every page and tell you exactly where you stand.

09/25/2026

If you run a business with 10 or more W-2 employees, this one's for you.

There's a program that lets you offer better benefits while actually lowering your payroll costs. Not by cutting anyone's pay. It uses a written Section 125 cafeteria plan, so eligible pretax elections can reduce taxable payroll.

On average, employers save around $550 a year per participating employee. Actual results depend on your payroll, participation, and costs, so we look at your real numbers before anything moves forward.

It can include preventive care visits, telehealth, mental health support, and optional supplemental coverage. And it sits alongside your existing major medical, it doesn't replace it.

If you're already offering benefits, or thinking about it, this is worth a conversation.

Call or text (318) 900-8525.

09/24/2026

I know what you're thinking.

"Pay off your debt AND build wealth at the same time? Ok, insurance salesperson!"

Fair! I would have thought the same thing.

Here's the whole idea in plain English. It's a modified snowball for your debts, except the money runs through a whole life policy built for exactly that. So while the balances are dropping, there's cash value building on the other side. Same dollars doing two jobs.

It's one of the few things we've done here that genuinely feels like helping people instead of selling them something. No magic. Just math most people never get shown.

If you're buried in payments and curious whether the math works for you, come sit down with us. As always, our conversations are free.

(318) 900-8525

So what actually happens when you call us?Fair question. Most people have never bought life insurance and picture someth...
09/22/2026

So what actually happens when you call us?

Fair question. Most people have never bought life insurance and picture something complicated. It's not.

Here's the ten-minute version: you tell us a little about yourself, like your age, health basics, and what you're trying to protect. We run quotes across dozens of carriers while you wait. Then we call you back with real numbers and plain-English explanations.

No 40-page application on the first call. No medical exam sprung on you. Just numbers.

If the numbers work, we handle the paperwork together. If they don't, you hang up knowing exactly where you stand. And it cost you nothing.

That's the whole process. Call or text (318) 900-8525 and we'll walk you through it.

Myth-bust Monday."Life insurance is too expensive."We hear this almost every week. And almost every week, the person say...
09/21/2026

Myth-bust Monday.

"Life insurance is too expensive."

We hear this almost every week. And almost every week, the person saying it has never actually gotten a quote. They're going off a feeling.

Here's the truth: most people guess the cost completely wrong. A healthy adult can usually get real term coverage for less than what they spend on takeout in a month.

You don't know until you ask. And asking is free.

Call or text (318) 900-8525 and we'll give you a real number. Takes ten minutes. If it's more than you want to spend, we'll tell you that too.

09/20/2026

One of the weirdest things an insurance agency can say is, “Don’t buy anything.” But we say some version of it more often than people probably think.

We review old policies all the time. Sometimes they’re bad, sometimes they’re confusing, and sometimes the best advice is to leave the thing alone because the client already owns something we’d be hard-pressed to improve.

There’s a weird bias toward NEW in almost everything we buy. Life insurance is one place where old can actually be a compliment.

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