Jennifer Esquivel - Northwestern Mutual

02/03/2026

I got the opportunity to present at the school district of South Milwaukee today on creating financial wellness now & long into the future! 🍎👩‍🏫 ❤️

01/15/2026

SO MANY EMOTIONS can get tangled up with money. Just sending a warm reminder that your value as a person and the value of your bank account are two COMPLETELY separate things. Taking the fear out of the equation can be a game changer in tackling your financial goals. Allow it to be an empowering, not overwhelming, process. Sending love. 💕

12/17/2025

Northwestern Mutual was named the “Best Whole Life Insurance Company of 2025” in the Wall Street Journal’s Buy Side!

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12/11/2025

🏡 Overwhelmed and unsure, but excited?! Having a solid financial plan can make all the difference in securing your home and peace of mind. Let’s do this!

12/09/2025

401(k) and Roth IRA contribution limits are changing. Contact me today to stay informed on how those changes will affect your financial plans.

11/11/2025

If you wait until the 'right time' you may be waiting forever. Life rarely slows down - let's make time to do a financial wellness check. Even a quick 30 minutes can accomplish a lot, and your peace of mind is so worth it!

Kids bouncing around in the background?
No judgement. I've got two rambunctious toddlers of my own.

Can't meet til your next day off, which is Sunday, or over the holidays?
I'm flexible.

Didn't love the financial advisor you met with a while back, but still wanting to get stuff taken care of?
Try someone new. I'm accepting new clients and promise to listen and keep your goals as my priorities. No pressure. Ever.

11/04/2025

The average life expectancy is increasing and the cost of living is on the rise. Self-funding, using insurance to cover costs, or spending your assets down until you are Medicaid eligible are all options. Curious to stress-test your retirement plan with each scenario? Let's chat!

11/03/2025

My 2 favorite insurance benefits to opt into (even though you have to pay for them):
- additional long-term disability insurance
- additional life insurance (if you have medical diagnosis that make it tough to get privately)

I'm on the fence about:
- employee paid short-term disability insurance (The reason - if you have an adequate emergency fund, the short-term payout with something like this typically isn't worth the premiums paid in the long run. The caveat - if you're planning on getting pregnant - then opt in!)

This is a great time to double-check your 401k contributions as well.

Benefits packets can be overwhelming. They don't have to be. Let's find a time to chat, look it over together, and make sure you're signed up for what actually suits you!

10/21/2025

Thought provoking, all the way through! http://spr.ly/6187AAdQf

09/22/2025

Just because a provider is “in network” isn’t a guarantee that you won’t have to pay more than your deductible. Check with your insurance to make sure your provider is “tier 1”, “premium”, or whatever the wording specific to your policy is. In my case, it’s a difference of a few thousand dollars each year.

Annoying to look into? yes.
Worth it? yes.

08/20/2025

Maybe a convo with a neutral 3rd would be helpful... 😅

08/19/2025

"So what do you help people with?" they ask me. The simplest answer, is "it depends." If it's important to you, it's important to me and we'll focus on that.