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Life Insurance – The Big Picture

By Deborah Floyd | March 4, 2025

As we look ahead to Spring, you can continue this “month of love” theme throughout the year by taking inventory of your financial assets. February is considered a month to show love to those you care about. A great way to do that is to consider the pros and cons of life insurance. Life insurance…

Take Care of Your Investments

By Deborah Floyd | January 22, 2025

At the beginning of each year, many different resolutions are made, focusing on health, finances, career, and the list goes on and on. One resolution you may not consider is re-evaluating coverages on your home, car, boat, camper, or commercial business to ensure everything is adequately covered. Options for your home include coverage for renters…

A Season of Giving

By Deborah Floyd | December 5, 2024

The season of gratitude and giving seems to pass too quickly. Black Friday and Cyber Monday rush in immediately following Thanksgiving, and our reasons for being thankful often seem to slip into the background. The rush of the Christmas season—finding the perfect gift for everyone on your list or preparing for visiting guests—can steal our…

DON’T FORGET OPEN ENROLLMENT

By Deborah Floyd | October 29, 2024

Every year, when the leaves start to fall and the gorgeous colors of the season begin to change, it is a reminder that the Annual Open Enrollment for Medicare and Marketplace Insurance has arrived. THE WINDOW FOR OPEN ENROLLMENT Medicare’s Open Enrollment is from October 15 to December 7. If you are under 65 and…

Out With the “Donut Hole”

By Deborah Floyd | September 19, 2024

October is just around the corner, and countless ads about the Annual Open Enrollment are already flooding TV screens and social media feeds. During an election year, there are always concerns about changes, but some positive reportsare circulating. Health advisors are encouraged and expect Medicare Advantage Plans to remain stable regarding medical and hospital coverage.…

There Is Still Time — Don’t Forget Travel Insurance

By Deborah Floyd | July 29, 2024

Summer will soon end, children will be back in school and family vacation season will slow down. Retirees have more flexibility and often prefer to travel off-season to avoid crowds or find good deals. However, there is still plenty of time to get away and explore your favorite national park, city or country. Wherever you…

Lower Premiums with Discounts

By Deborah Floyd | July 1, 2024

If you drive a car, you’ve probably noticed that auto insurance prices have increased. Everyone is trying to make their dollars stretch, and if you are a good driver, this is an excellent time to take advantage of that record. “There are more than a dozen common car insurance discounts that can help offset rising…

FAQ’s and All Those Ads

By Leah Callahan | August 22, 2022

It’s that time of year again when all the Medicare ads start flooding our televisions and causing lots of confusion. Annual open enrollment is October 15 to December 7 this year, so the commercials are going to increase. So what does it all really mean?  What is the Part B giveback? How can I get…

Healthcare Trends in 2022

By Leah Callahan | March 15, 2022

So many things look different due to the global pandemic, and healthcare is no exception. Convenience, a rise in costs, and health equity are all driving change. Cigna Health highlights four trends for 2022 – mental health needs, drug costs, health equity, and virtual care. A fifth, and interesting trend, is a move to narrow…

Caregivers and Technology

By Leah Callahan | January 26, 2022

If you are a caregiver or have aging parents, you understand the critical need for emergency care equipment to keep your loved ones safe. As an advocate for my parents and grandparents, I’ve explored tools and technology to make their homes safer and easier to manage. Technology can make a big difference as you care…

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