One Client, One Family at a time:

Usually your first introduction to AccuQuote is a phone call from one of their Account Executives. Or perhaps you called the toll free number in response to an ad and spoke to a member of the Courtesy Team. You'll only speak to them for a brief time, yet you will share personal, sometimes painful, information about your health, lifestyle, and family history. It's hard for some people to relate to (or trust) a person they will probably never meet. You might think buying something as important as life insurance over the phone is rather impersonal. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Many of the people you'll talk to in AccuQuote's sales group have families of their own. Peek into their cubes and you'll see pictures of their spouses, children, and favorite dogs and cats. No matter how cluttered the desks are, their pictures stand out. Some are framed; most are tacked to bulletin boards or taped to shelves. There's a special pride each person feels about their family. They'll sometimes share their own personal experiences to help you understand why they're so passionate about life insurance. AccuQuote's clients sense the sincerity and commitment. Often bonds are formed and friendships made - one client, one family at a time.

Changing Families:

The people at AccuQuote are experts at adapting to change. Life insurance is more than just a job - it's an extension of its employees. Nowhere has change been more apparent in the past 22 years than in the American family.

Today the idea of family is a lot more complicated than it was up until a few years ago. The traditional family isn't so "traditional" anymore. There are single parents, stepfathers or stepmothers, half brothers and sisters - even families without kids. There are extended families, adopted families, and blended families; even childless families where couples work and haven't the time or money to raise children. What you call your family isn't important - as long as you love and support each other before anything else.

A Family Portrait from 4,000 miles away:

Last month one of AccuQuote's newest clients sent a picture of his family. Don lives in Hawaii with his wife Lisa and two daughters, Kaylee (left) and Dominique (right). Don and Lisa are celebrating their 10 year anniversary on May 9, 2008. Best wishes and the best of happiness for years to come.

Happy 10^th Anniversary, Don & Lisa

From AccuQuote's family to yours!

"Within my soul there are great beacons. They are like grand lighthouses, rich and inviting. They warm me and light my way. They renew me and reconnect me to life and to myself. They are my family."

What does "Family" mean to you? You're invited to send your comments. All ages are welcome.

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