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Shawna Pringle

Family First Life

Shawna M. Pringle, PT, DPT is a licensed independent life insurance broker and field underwriter who specializes in mortgage protection insurance, final expense and burial coverage as well as financial and retirement planning with universal life policies and fixed index annuities. Shawna also has her Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology and Doctorate Degree in Physical Therapy and has a sincere passion for helping people live a healthy, prosperous life free of financial hardship and burden.

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Shawna Pringle Family First Life
familyfirstlife.com
Resident license: W684687
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Florida Pennsylvania Virginia
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How To Balance Helping Your Parents Retire And Saving For Your Own Future
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If your parents are nearing retirement, you might find yourself beginning to wonder what their plan is for living off of their savings — or if they even have any savings to live off of.According to a 2020 AARP report, al...
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Indexed Universal Life (IUL) Insurance: What It Is and Whether It's for You
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What is an IUL? An IUL is a type of permanent life insurance, meaning it can accumulate cash value and provide a death benefit. Like other types of whole life policies -- including universal life insurance and variable universal life insura...
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What To Do When When A Life Insurance Company Wants To Buy A Policy Back
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I recently received another communication from a life insurance company looking to purchase back from the policy owner a life insurance policy issued years earlier. Offers like this happen periodically, but this is the first time I’ve seen it fr...
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Mortgage Protection Insurance: When Do You Need It?
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For many people, being a homeowner is the greatest achievement in life. But if you become disabled or suddenly pass away, your family could fall behind on mortgage payments, eventually leading to foreclosure.However, some safeguards ca...
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Term vs. Whole Life Insurance
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Life insurance benefits your loved ones when the inevitable happens. While it can be tough to think about your own demise, choosing the right term or whole life insurance policy can protect your household and allow you to leave a legacy to those you...
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What Is Universal Life Insurance?
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Choosing the best life insurance policy for your needs depends on factors such as whether you want to invest a portion of your premium and who relies on your income. A type of permanent life insurance policy, universal life insurance offers more flex...
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Life Insurance for Smokers — and Quitters
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If you’re a smoker, you probably already know the habit comes with health risks that can be costly. Cigarette smokers are 15 to 30 times more likely than nonsmokers to get lung cancer or die from it, according to the Centers for Disease Control...
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What To Know About Life Insurance
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Millions of adults go to great lengths to protect their assets. Those measures run the gamut from simple everyday efforts like utilizing two-factor authentication when accessing financial accounts via online or mobile banking apps to more complicated...
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Can You Have Two Life Insurance Policies?
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Dear Dave: A relative of mine recently mentioned she had two life insurance policies. Is it okay for a person to have more than one life insurance policy? If so, why would someone do that? — Victoria Dear Victoria: There aren&rs...
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The Benefits Of A Fixed Indexed Annuity
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In times of prolonged market crashes, some investors grow weary of falling balances and the subsequent stress of seeing one’s hard-earned savings disappear down the rat hole of Wall Street. Some may pull out of the market all together and only...
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