Florie & Phil Leddel are dedicated to helping protect people’s hard-earned assets from the effects of long term illnesses and other misfortunes. The key to their success is their personalized approach. “We work with individuals who are sensitive to the devastating effects long term care has on the people they love. Our mission is to provide knowledge and options to deal with the consequences of aging, and to be current on the state of the insurance industry regarding long term care issues.” Both are well qualified to help their clients. Each has earned the advanced professional designation of Certified Long Term Care (CLTC) and is certified with the California Partnership for Long-Term Care. Florie is an esteemed member of Genworth Financial Long Term Care Presidents Club (top 10 agents). She is a member of the prestigious Million Dollar Round Table and the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors (NAIFA). She consults with insurance and financial advisors, and speaks to groups and businesses on the consequences of needing long term care and the importance of protecting your assets, your family and maintaining your independence through long term care insurance. Phil has worked with his wife Florie for the past five years. He retired at age 55 after a fulfilling three decade career as president of his own company. He now partners with Florie to educate the community on the value of being proactive and planning for the future through long term care insurance. We invite you to take the next steps and schedule a complimentary consultation so Florie and Phil can understand where you are today, where you want to be tomorrow and they’ll share insights and expertise to show you how to get there.
My mission is to help educate as well as protect consumers from the potentially significant financial and psychological costs of needing long term care. It is my goal to help families and individuals make well-informed choices when it comes to protecting their financial future. Not everyone realizes that long term care planning should take place before they reach a point where they become uninsurable.
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