Business Services Industry
First Command Introduces UnumProvident Disability Income Insurance
Business Wire, Nov 7, 2006
FORT WORTH, Texas -- First Command Financial Services Inc. has expanded its insurance product offerings with disability income insurance from UnumProvident, the nation's number one provider of disability income insurance.
"Disability income insurance is designed to protect earning power," said Etta Lowery, National Director of Long Term Care and Disability Income Insurance at First Command. "The product can help consumers financially survive a loss of income because of an accident or illness."
Disability income insurance is designed to replace a portion of a worker's income in the event of disability due to sickness or accident. Some employers provide this type of insurance, but even then it may only protect a portion of the worker's income and benefits may be taxable.
First Command Financial Advisors have been receiving extensive training on disability income insurance and the UnumProvident product line.
"Our Financial Advisors can help their clients determine if they are a good candidate for disability income insurance based on their personal situation," Lowery said.
First Command Financial Services develops and delivers comprehensive financial plans to assist American families in their efforts to build wealth, reduce debt and pursue their lifetime financial goals and dreams. Through a combination of independent advice and personalized plans that emphasize consistent investment, carefully selected insurance and adequate savings, First Command financial advisors have established lasting relationships with hundreds of thousands of client families since 1958.
For more information about First Command, visit www.firstcommand.com.
First Command Financial Services, Inc. is the parent company of First Command Financial Planning, Inc. (Member SIPC) and First Command Bank. Insurance products and services are offered by First Command Financial Services, Inc. Financial planning services and securities products are offered by First Command Financial Planning, Inc. Banking products and services are offered by First Command Bank. Securities products are not FDIC insured, have no bank guarantee and may lose value. In certain states, First Command Financial Services, Inc. is a separately registered domestic corporation and does business in California as "First Command Insurance Services."
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