Posts Tagged ‘protect’
Why do I need Accident Insurance?
It’s happened to everyone: you slip on the ice, or trip on a toy, or get in a car accident. Luckily, most are minor and can usually be fixed with a bandage or a soothing word. But what about those not-so-minor accidents and the bills that come with them? That’s where Accident Insurance can help.…
Read More about Why do I need Accident Insurance?IS YOUR DISABILITY INSURANCE ENOUGH?
IS YOUR DISABILITY INSURANCE ENOUGH? As a professional, your ability to work and earn a living is your greatest asset and you should protect it. So, if you have group disability benefits at work or a small supplemental policy, is it enough to protect you in the event of a long-term illness or injury? You…
Read More about IS YOUR DISABILITY INSURANCE ENOUGH?Feeling Like You Can’t Afford Your Policy?
When budgets get tight it’s easy to start thinking about what you can cut first. For some, life insurance can be at the top of that list. It’s not a tangible item; you can’t see it and you probably don’t think about it daily. Before you cut the cord, think about these things first. It’s…
Read More about Feeling Like You Can’t Afford Your Policy?Who does your heart beat for?
If you were asked “who does your heart beat for” what would your answer be? Your child? Your spouse? Your parents? Love is so more than a simple emotion. It’s all the little things you do each and every day for your loved ones: The care you take making your child’s lunch in the morning…
Read More about Who does your heart beat for?If they need you, you need The Family Security Plan
If they need you . . . Who are we referring to? Children. Grandchildren. Parents. Spouse. The people in your life that depend on you! Let’s narrow the focus to our children . . . Children depend on us for more than just the physiological; we are responsible for instilling self-esteem, comforting them with feelings…
Read More about If they need you, you need The Family Security PlanThe most important gifts don’t need a bow
Giving thanks is the perfect way to kick off the holiday season. As we pack up the last of the turkey and stuffing, the same thought crosses the mind of many parents . . . the clock is ticking, shopping season has begun! Store flyers go flying and shoppers flock to malls, big box stores…
Read More about The most important gifts don’t need a bowDisability Insurance: Providing Peace of Mind in Your Time of Need
Your income provides for your family. But what if something were to prevent you from earning that paycheck? What would you do? My father worked hard his entire life to provide for his family. While my mother stayed home with my sister and me, my father would leave before we woke up and was home…
Read More about Disability Insurance: Providing Peace of Mind in Your Time of NeedProtect the Most Important Things
Meet Monica: A Registered Nurse who has been a part of the hospital network for six years. What she loves most about her job is that her schedule allows her to be home at night to be with her son. Monica has sacrificed a lot as a single parent but takes pride in her work and…
Read More about Protect the Most Important ThingsWho is The Family Security Plan® Woman?
In observance of Women’s History Month, The FSP Community would like to take some time to recognize, and honor, PFP | The Family Security Plan® Woman. Who is the PFP | The Family Security Plan® Woman? They are mothers, sisters, daughters, wives and friends. They are empowered…
Read More about Who is The Family Security Plan® Woman?(Part II) Develop Personal Insurance by Investing in Yourself: Millennials share their stories.
In Part I of this II part series, we met Sarah, a Millennial who realized the importance of Personal Insurance. Personal insurance is unlike any other form of insurance! It is not something you can get through your credit union or an insurance agent. Personal insurance is an investment you make in yourself to protect your future! Now…
Read More about (Part II) Develop Personal Insurance by Investing in Yourself: Millennials share their stories.