Scott Quigg - Bankers Life Agent

You've worked hard to build your retirement savings. The next challenge? Making it last.
In this checklist-style guide, Michael Conway, Financial Advisor, Bankers Life Securities, Inc. and Bankers Life Advisory Services, Inc., outlines practical steps to help create income, manage expenses, and plan for the unexpected.

Retirement Savings Checklist: Steps to Help Your Money Last - Bankers Life Blog Retirement today can last 20, 30, or even 40 years. That's a wonderful opportunity to enjoy more time with family, travel, and pursue new interests, but Use this retirement checklist to help your savings last longer. Learn strategies for income, healthcare, investing, and more.

Only 61% of Americans say they feel financially secure, and nearly half of households say they would feel a financial impact within six months if a wage earner passed away.*

Life insurance is more than a policy. It's a way to help protect the people who depend on you.

Message me and learn how coverage may fit into your overall financial plan.

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This Life Insurance Awareness Month, get started in a career as a financial professional at Bankers Life with our award-winning training and development program. Whether you're new to the industry or looking for a fresh start, Bankers Life sets you up for success with the training, resources, mentorship, and support you need to build your confidence and grow your career.

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Women report a greater need for life insurance, yet only 49% say they have coverage.*

Whether you're protecting a spouse, children, aging parents, or all three, life insurance can play an important role in safeguarding your family's future.

This Life Insurance Awareness Month, message me and let's start the conversation about protection planning.

As more consumers turn to the internet for answers, one thing remains clear: they still want a trusted professional to help them make important financial decisions.

According to LIMRA's 2026 Insurance Barometer Study, 43% of consumers prefer researching life insurance online and purchasing in person, while 26% are actively seeking guidance from a financial professional.

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2026 Insurance Barometer Study This annual study from LIMRA and Life Happens focuses on the attitudes and behaviors of American adults with regard to life insurance.

Many Americans think life insurance costs far more than it actually does.

In fact, young adults estimate the cost of term life insurance 5 to 6 times higher than the actual premium.*

If cost has been holding you back, it may be worth having a conversation. You might be surprised by how affordable coverage can be. Message me and let’s connect.

People are looking for guidance. Become the person they turn to.

As a financial professional and life insurance agent with Bankers Life, you'll help clients navigate important financial decisions and plan for the future.

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Nearly 92 million Americans have a life insurance coverage gap.*

That's 38% of adults who either don't have life insurance or may not have enough coverage to protect their loved ones.*

Life insurance can help provide financial security when it's needed most. This Life Insurance Awareness Month, take a moment to review your coverage and make sure it aligns with your family's needs.

Message me with questions.

Retirement planning should account for every stage of retirement—including the possibility of navigating it alone. This Forbes article highlights some often-overlooked financial considerations for the "solo years" and why planning ahead matters.

Avoid These Special Financial Pitfalls Of Your Solo Years Many solid retirement plans fall apart during the solo years after one spouse passes away, because the plans do not account for key changes.