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Have You Protected Your Most Valuable Asset?

Have You Protected Your Most Valuable Asset?

Have you protected your most valuable asset? (Hint: it’s not your home or even your Thrift Savings Plan account!) When we think of insurance, Homeowner’s or Car Insurance often comes to mind first. However, many overlook the need to protect something that could...
Maximize Your Savings with Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)

Maximize Your Savings with Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs)

As an employee within the Executive branch or an agency adopting the Federal Flexible Benefits Plan, you’re presented with a valuable opportunity: participation in the federal Flexible Spending Account program. FSAs are a powerful way to manage your healthcare...
The Advantages of Choosing an Independent Insurance Agent

The Advantages of Choosing an Independent Insurance Agent

Personalized Insurance Solutions Whether you are looking for individual health, Medicare, home and auto, or life insurance, there are many reasons to work with a dedicated independent agent. Your Needs Come First Independent agents are going to look out for you and...
What is Preventative Care?

What is Preventative Care?

Understanding Preventative Care Under the Affordable Care Act The Affordable Care Act, passed in 2010, made significant strides in health care by ensuring that preventative care is fully covered in all plans under the Act. This includes employer-sponsored group health...
Planning Ahead for Long-Term Care After Age 65

Planning Ahead for Long-Term Care After Age 65

After the age of 65, long-term care planning becomes a cornerstone of maintaining your quality of life and independence. As you age, the likelihood of requiring assistance with daily activities or medical care increases. Planning for long-term care is not just about...
Planning Ahead for Long-Term Care in Your Mid-50s & Early 60s

Planning Ahead for Long-Term Care in Your Mid-50s & Early 60s

The Need for a Solid Plan As you approach your mid-50s to early 60s, it’s crucial to plan for long-term care. This is the time to consider various care options and prepare both financially and emotionally for future healthcare needs. Key Points to Consider...