State Farm Agent Vicki Catsimpiris Congratulates Team Member Sarah Law on Achieving Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) Designation
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Mastering courses in insurance, income taxation, group benefits, and retirement, estate, and advanced financial planning over a period of several years, Sarah went all out to acquire a level of expertise that's incredibly rare among insurance professionals, the vast majority of whom have not put in the time and effort it takes to earn the ChFC designation. Contrary to the norm for her industry, Sarah worked hard to earn this accreditation because it allows her to truly serve all of her customers' insurance and financial services needs.
"The Charted Financial Consultant designation gives me full expertise on a wide variety of financial and insurance matters that can impact my clients' ability to achieve their dreams. While many life insurance professionals such as myself are satisfied to be able to offer just two or three products they know how to recommend, I know that no two clients are alike, and that what can positively or negatively impact their futures in this day and age isn't just a few standard products." Because of the increasing complexity of the financial services industry, Sarah told us she finds it critical for her to be able to "help my clients see the whole picture of their financial lives, and make a plan for the future that's easy and effective."
Sarah's "full-service" approach to insurance and financial services is an expression of the value system Agent
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