Are You Ready to “Rise” With the Multicultural Market?
Truth is, the multicultural market isn’t emerging—it’s already here. “I Rise” highlights the economic power of women and multicultural consumers. Prudential is committed to giving you innovative products and robust resources to help you tap into the ever-expanding multicultural market and grow your business. Watch Now!
Economic and Financial Markets Monthly Review
The January edition of Nationwide Economics’ Economic and Financial Markets Monthly Review is attached. This publication features our in-depth analysis and insights into what’s happening and why in the economy and financial markets. Read more.
Retirement Savings Need to Last Longer. Adding More Life Can Help.
Retirement strategies that are balanced with Life Insurance can provide a needed death benefit and help your clients’ retirement savings last longer. We have materials and tools to help. See what’s available to you here.
The Longevity Connection: Prudential’s Perspective on the Stanford Sightlines Project
Over the last century, the life span of the average American has increased by nearly 30 years.1 This remarkable progress presents both opportunities and challenges, as individuals seek to be happy, healthy, and nancially secure over the course of a longer lifetime. The Stanford Center on Longevity recently initiated The Sightlines Project, in which research was conducted on three domains— nancial security, healthy living, and social engagement—that are key to a successful long life. The resulting report, “The Sightlines Project: Seeing Our Way to Living Long, Living Well in 21st Century America,” investigates how well Americans are doing in these domains. Read More.
Are you local to the Southeastern Michigan area?
January is coming to an end soon. Have you maintained those New Year, New Business Resolutions to expand your conversations with clients? We all act in the Best Interest of clients, but if we aren’t asking “what have you done to take care of your family/business/ future income (money not yet earned)?” in those conversations, are we really acting in their Best Interest?
Eschels Financial Group has 2 up coming Life Insurance Workshops in our office in February. * Protective Life Insurance on Wednesday Feb 15th at 12 Noon-1pm *John Hancock Life Insurance on Thursday Feb 23rd at 12 Noon- 1pm
Please call our office at 248-644-1144 to reserve your seat and we look forward to seeing you then!
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The January edition of Nationwide Economics’ Economic and Financial Markets Monthly Review is attached. This publication features our in-depth analysis and insights into what’s happening and why in the economy and financial markets. 
Retirement strategies that are balanced with Life Insurance can provide a needed death benefit and help your clients’ retirement savings last longer. We have materials and tools to help. 
Over the last century, the life span of the average American has increased by nearly 30 years.1 This remarkable progress presents both opportunities and challenges, as individuals seek to be happy, healthy, and nancially secure over the course of a longer lifetime. The Stanford Center on Longevity recently initiated The Sightlines Project, in which research was conducted on three domains— nancial security, healthy living, and social engagement—that are key to a successful long life. The resulting report, “The Sightlines Project: Seeing Our Way to Living Long, Living Well in 21st Century America,” investigates how well Americans are doing in these domains. 
January is coming to an end soon. Have you maintained those New Year, New Business Resolutions to expand your conversations with clients? We all act in the Best Interest of clients, but if we aren’t asking “what have you done to take care of your family/business/ future income (money not yet earned)?” in those conversations, are we really acting in their Best Interest?
