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Locality: Ellisville, Missouri

Phone: +1 636-391-3600



Address: 267 Clarkson Executive Park 63011 Ellisville, MO, US

Website: www.ebrokergroup.com/

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E Broker Group 02.05.2021

Are you getting divorced? Then you need an experienced Life Insurance Agent working side by side with your attorney. Don’t assume that this is a cut and dry task. Learn how you can be guaranteed that you will be protected properly! Call Oscar Alvarez and tap into his 30+ years of experience. https://www.marketwatch.com//my-ex-husband-put-his-new-wif

E Broker Group 14.04.2021

The big question is why did this have to happen? Simple and affordable planning can save your family time, money, infighting and plenty of headaches. Call us today for a free consultation to determine if you need a structured financial plan or updates to your current plan. A Covid friendly review can be set by calling 636-628-6069.

E Broker Group 27.03.2021

STOP! If you have an IRA you need to know about the recent changes due to Covid -19. Some of the laws have been modified and could have a dramatic effect on your finances, income and taxes. Be sure to contact us in order to schedule a review of your IRA! https://smartasset.com/retirement/rmd-table

E Broker Group 12.03.2021

We are one of only a few agencies in the St Louis area that have been consistently recognized and recommended on the government website. Our agency has demonstrated a high level of satisfaction and enrollment. Here are a few important things that you must know. 1. Prices are not negotiable. 2. Only 3 companies are available in the surrounding counties.... 3. You can only purchase coverage at this time if you qualify for a special enrollment period & anyone can not just buy coverage. 4. Your cost is based on annual income and family size (if eligible for premium tax credits) 5. Your children may not be eligible for coverage if they have not been previously denied Medicaid. BEWARE of short term health plans, religious based plans or anything not listed on the marketplace. Those plans are not eligible for tax credit, do not cover pre existing conditions and in many cases are not regulated or legitimate plans. This area has become a place for many scam companies to operate by offering plans that cost much less then what a valid plan would actually cost. Don’t fall victim to this practice. In some cases a short term plan not offered through the marketplace may be a valid option. However this comes with restrictions and additional guidelines. You can call me direct at 636-628-6069 and we can assist you through the process of determining if you are eligible to enroll and selecting a plan that meets your needs. For over 30 years we have enrolled over 50,000 customers. Oscar Alvarez 636-628-6069

E Broker Group 24.02.2021

Be a Beacon of Light when the Sky goes Dark! Most of you may already know that I specialize at working with Senior Citizens as a Financial Advisor & Health Ins...urance Broker. I have hundreds if not thousands of relationships with people that I care about and they may be at risk. I just got off the phone with a client that has lost both parents within several hours and I’m preparing to go see another whose mom recently passed away. Fortunately these were not as a result of the coronavirus. However the loss of a loved one is tragic and anything that you and I can do to prevent just 1 loss of life is well worth the effort. So if being inconvenienced over the short term is something that I must endure for the greater good then sign me up. Now is a perfect opportunity for me to share a few tips on how you might not only be able to assist a senior now but may also be helpful when this all blows over. Because we know it eventually will. 1. Make a phone call that you may not ordinarily consider doing. Call a parent, elderly neighbor or acquaintance from church or work. 2. Offer suggestions on why staying at home or reducing activity might be a good idea at this time. Possibly missing church or rescheduling elective or preventive medical or dental appointments may also be options. 3. Offer to run an errand or pick up supplies or medications. 4. Perhaps putting in a supply or grocery order online for them. Not everyone is familiar with the process. 5. Let someone know that it will be ok, that you have their back and they are not alone. Be aware that older people get lonely! Especially when they are widowed or don’t have family close to them. They can become depressed and afraid.... and most importantly YES ... you can make a difference. So be wise, be prepared and be compassionate! Because I have a feeling the world is going to need a little more of these things! As a professional we will be taking preventive measures with our business practices to include the following. 1. Our staff has been and is encouraged to work remotely at home. 2. The office is sanitized several times per day. 3. Everyone’s temperature is checked every 4 hours. 4. Keeping safe distances & no handshaking. 5. We are encouraging that business with customers be conducted by phone, fax and email when possible. 6. We have voluntarily suspended all client reviews with anyone living in a nursing home, assisted living or senior community. 7. We are suspending all air travel until further notice. 8. All dinner seminars & client workshops will be put on hold until further notice. 9. Advisors will wash hands before and after any in home reviews. 10. Clients will be encouraged to use their own pen. Although some of these actions may seem excessive we believe that to error on the side of caution my prove to be prudent.