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November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month!
Did you know that every three and a half minutes someone in the United States will die from lung cancer, accounting for about one 1 in 4 cancer deaths?* In an effort to raise awareness about lung cancer and prevention it is important to understand what you can do to protect your lungs and maintain…
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Did you know that besides skin cancer, breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among American women? In 2020, about 30% of newly diagnosed cancers in women will be breast cancer.* Although breast cancer is not completely preventable there are some things you should be mindful of to help lower your risk of being…
Read More about Ways to Help Reduce Your Chance of Breast CancerHave You Reviewed Your Insurance Policy Lately?
Think about some of life’s biggest moments. When you purchase a new home, you update your home owners insurance. When you buy a new car, you will update your car insurance. When you start a new job, you must update your tax information. The same applies when life changes occur and it is time to…
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When you think of summertime you think of picnics, flip flops, lemonade stands, no school, playing outside and summer camp, just to name of few. This summer, with social distancing recommendations keeping families at home, finding ways to keep the kids occupied is easier said than done. If you are looking for great “out-of-the-box” ways…
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By David Sussman, CEO PFP | The Family Security Plan® This is NOT The Twilight Zone. We have been thrust into the wild world of the Webex™ meeting movement. A world where one corporate officer may say to another, “Terry, meet me in my room!”…Terry responds, “Gladly!” and no one violated a single HR policy. It…
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By David Sussman, CEO PFP | The Family Security Plan® In the middle of our personal story, “life” happens. It’s messy, unpredictable and tough. Since we already knew life is not all rainbows and butterflies, we appreciate those moments when things are calm, beautiful and predictable. In short, drama knocks us around, derails our plans…
Read More about DRAMA! How Do You Handle it?Real Communication: The unimaginably positive impact from shutting America down.
David Sussman, CEO, PFP | The Family Security Plan® It would be incredibly insensitive and simply ridiculous to point towards a positive outcome as a result of a worldwide pandemic without acknowledging the devastation of life and livelihood. The entire planet has been ripped from its former path. We are left praying every day for…
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“They may forget your name, but they will never forget how you made them feel.” -Maya Angelou May is the month we celebrate our healthcare workers and it has always been a celebration close to our hearts here at PFP | The Family Security Plan®. This year, we invite you to say thank you to…
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By: David Sussman, CEO PFP | The Family Security Plan® I’m a magician… If I told you this blog was about insurance, everyone would disappear. Vwallah!! But here is the toughest part of the ‘act’. With the following words, everyone would stay right where they are, and finish reading this blog post… “You have a…
Read More about If you had a Crystal Ball…When is “Positivity” Annoying?
It is in their body language. It can be seen in the ‘roll’ of their eyes. It can be heard behind the scenes in private conversations. In an honest, safe moment, it will be told directly to you. “You are so positive, I want to throw up. The world is not Anthony Robbins, Mary Poppins,…
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