Brad Zaiser Country Financial

Brad Zaiser Country Financial I look forward to learning about your needs and helping you and your family achieve financial securi

It’s easy to think of safety as something you check once and move on. In reality, it’s something that shifts with how yo...
08/27/2026

It’s easy to think of safety as something you check once and move on. In reality, it’s something that shifts with how you use your space every day.

That’s why all summer long, we’ll be sharing simple ways to help you stay a step ahead and feel more confident in the moments that matter most.

🔗https://cfin.us/4vtkPFV

First it’s “whose couch are we keeping?” Then it’s “what about our insurance?”Combining can make things simpler, but it’...
08/20/2026

First it’s “whose couch are we keeping?” Then it’s “what about our insurance?”

Combining can make things simpler, but it’s not always one-size-fits-all. Let us help, as you start this next chapter.

As the U.S. marks 250 years, our latest Market & Economic Outlook reflects on what history teaches us about investing — ...
08/13/2026

As the U.S. marks 250 years, our latest Market & Economic Outlook reflects on what history teaches us about investing — that patience, discipline, and a long-term view tend to compound over generations.

The last 250 years weren't a straight line, and neither are markets. Through wars, recessions, oil shocks, and pandemics, they've proven resilient.

This quarter brought a familiar mix:
➡️ AI disruption and opportunity
➡️ Middle East conflict and oil price swings
➡️ A new Fed Chair and shifting rate expectations
➡️ Continued market volatility

Investing isn't always smooth — but our belief in the resilience and growth of markets persists.
🔗 Read the full outlook: https://cfin.us/MEOJune2026

Storms can be scary, and it's natural to hope for the best.At the same time, a little preparation can make a big differe...
08/06/2026

Storms can be scary, and it's natural to hope for the best.

At the same time, a little preparation can make a big difference when it matters most. If preparing for severe weather is on your mind, I'm always happy to talk through any questions you may have.

Not sure whether to save for college or retirement? Time matters. Starting retirement savings early can pay off big. Com...
07/30/2026

Not sure whether to save for college or retirement? Time matters. Starting retirement savings early can pay off big. Compounding works best with time on your side.

Call me when you’re ready to talk strategy.
More details here: https://cfin.us/3RQWvPU

Saving for college has options. UGMA/UTMA accounts and Roth IRAs can offer flexibility for education—and even retirement...
07/23/2026

Saving for college has options. UGMA/UTMA accounts and Roth IRAs can offer flexibility for education—and even retirement—depending on your goals. Learn more about your options here and call me when you’re ready to chat about your plans.

Getting back on two wheels this summer?It’s easy to focus on where you’re headed—but making sure your ride’s covered sho...
07/16/2026

Getting back on two wheels this summer?
It’s easy to focus on where you’re headed—but making sure your ride’s covered should be part of it too.

A quick look now can help avoid surprises later, so you can focus on the road ahead.

Planning some fun at home this summer? Make sure your backyard is safe for all your favorite activities by using this su...
07/09/2026

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!

Choosing car insurance isn’t one-size-fits-all. Learn the 6 key factors—limits, deductibles, and add-ons—to help protect...
07/02/2026

Choosing car insurance isn’t one-size-fits-all. Learn the 6 key factors—limits, deductibles, and add-ons—to help protect you and your finances after a crash.

If you’ve ever thought that you may not have enough life insurance, you’re not alone. According to the 2025 Insurance Ba...
06/25/2026

If you’ve ever thought that you may not have enough life insurance, you’re not alone. According to the 2025 Insurance Barometer Study Report, 25 million Americans feel that they are underinsured, while 74 million Americans don’t have any life insurance at all.

So, what stops us from getting the coverage we know we need? Cost, or more accurately, perceived cost. Historically, nearly three-quarters of Americans overestimate the cost of a basic term life insurance policy. It’s worth noting that respondents, 35 and under, who said they were healthy overestimated the price of life insurance 7-10x the actual cost.

The truth is the right life insurance for your needs might be more affordable than you think. Learn more about life insurance and what options are available to you at countryfinancial.com/life.

we know a thing or two about keeping families protected through all stages of life. We’ve been at it for over 100 years. Follow us for more on how to protect what matters most.

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