PHILIPSBURG:--- Compass Insurances; General agent for Sagicor and Agents for Nagico and others will once again host an information session on life insurance for clients, friends, and interested persons.
The information given to attendees at last year’s seminar equipped them with valuable knowledge to improve their financial health.
This year’s seminar will be held at the University of St. Martin on Thursday, June 22nd, starting at 5:30 PM. The presentations will be held upstairs in rooms 202/203, refreshments will also be available.
Life Insurance and estate planning are key components for creating the financial future that you want.
This topic is relevant to single persons, young families, middle-aged persons, seniors and business owners.
We work hard every day but unfortunately, many of us are not prepared for unexpected events during our lifetime. We are not prepared for the untimely death of loved ones, or the lack of income we may have as we grow older. These are just two examples, but there are many more areas you should think about when you consider building a legacy or an inheritance for your family through Life Insurance and Estate Planning.
This year, under the theme “Building a legacy through life insurance”, Compass Insurances will explore how insurance and financial estate planning can help you create the estate and provide the solutions that you need for yourself, family and/or business.
Civil Law Notary Mrs. Meredith M. Boekhoudt LL.M of Civil Law Notary Office BOEKHOUDT will be our special guest sharing information on Estate Planning.
Compass Insurances has over 20 years of experience in various types of insurances and are excited to share some of that knowledge with you during this seminar.
We believe that a community with the right information is better prepared for the future.
Register your attendance by Monday, June 19th via email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., via telephone at +1(721)523-0062 or +(721)542-2951 or at www.compass.sx.
