Insuring your future – Jamey Toney

Parents: take precautions to keep your Trick-or-Treaters safe
By Jamey Toney, ChFC®, CFP®
Country Financial

For many children, Halloween is a time to dress up in a favorite costume, go to classroom parties and trick-or-treat at neighbors’ houses.  These happy thoughts of jack-o-lanterns, costumes and candy may cause parents and kids alike to forget the potential dangers of Halloween.  I have assembled the following Halloween safety topics for adults in order to keep this autumn holiday safe and fun.

Summertime activities: Are you covered?

As summer approaches, take a minute to make sure you have sufficient insurance coverage in case an accident happens. 

Be prepared for tornado season
By Jamey Toney, ChFC®, CFP®
Country Financial

Tornado season begins in April and lasts through June, but actually tornadoes can and do occur in every month of the year.  That’s why it is important to always be prepared.

Don’t let your financial security get washed away
By Jamey Toney, ChFC®, CFP®
Country Financial

Before floodwaters lap at your front door, make sure your financial security isn’t in danger of being washed away.  

Giving the gift of insurance
By Jamey Toney, ChFC®, CFP®
Country Financial

Everyone likes to give gifts.  It’s a pleasure to watch the warm, glowing smile of a loved one who treasures the gift they’ve received.

Take precautions for winter driving
By Jamey Toney, ChFC®, CFP®
Country Financial

Reliable transportation is essential in the winter.  It is especially important to keep your vehicle in top operating condition to avoid any unpleasant or dangerous situations while traveling in frigid weather.

Snuff out danger from seasonal fires
By Jamey Toney, CFP® ChFC®
Country Financial

A turkey’s roasting in the oven, the stovetop’s full with all the fixings.  The table is set with fine silver and beautifully burning candles.

To many, it’s the ideal holiday scene. 

Take precautions to keep your Trick-or-Treaters safe
By Jamey Toney, CFP®, ChFC®
Country Financial

For many children, Halloween is a time to dress up in a favorite costume, go to classroom parties and trick-or-treat at neighbors’ houses. These happy thoughts of jack-o-lanterns, costumes and candy may cause parents and kids alike to forget the potential dangers of Halloween.