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Sasha Specht, CIC
Account Executive, Specializing in Management Liability Solutions for Financial Institutions
Sasha Specht, CIC - Account Executive at Newfront
Sasha Specht, CIC is an experienced insurance professional who recently joined Newfront as an Account Executive.12 Prior to Newfront, Specht worked at Ash Brokerage as a Risk Management Consultant.3
Some key facts about Sasha Specht, CIC:
- Holds the Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation1
- Previously worked at DI + LTC Insurance Services as a Regional Vice President
- Specializes in the life/annuity space and competitive intelligence4
- Knowledgeable about financial planning, life insurance, long-term care insurance, and disability insurance456
Specht is passionate about helping clients navigate the complex world of insurance and financial planning. They focus on the emotional and logistical aspects of caring for loved ones, not just the financial considerations.5
Highlights
Today marks my last day with Ash Brokerage, I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to have worked with such an incredible organization. I want to personally thank Darrell Perry and everyone else on the Ash team for supporting me every step through my journey at Ash.
I am also excited to announce that I have accepted an offer to be going back working on the corporate side of insurance planning and working with Newfront in their Executive Risk Department, specializing in Financial Institutions. Thanks for all involved during this process. I am excited for this new chapter in my career and to be back involved with the Venture Capital community.
When you think of an IUL return, what's typically being illustrated, 5%, 6%?
How about 14%? This is an actual return on a client's statement (the client is me). And with the carriers proprietary Index Lock feature, when you see this high return you can lock that rate in for the year. 14% with a 0% floor, not bad?
Advisors, if you are not looking at cash value solutions for your high income earners/ high net worth clients, YOU ARE MISSING THE BOAT and another advisor will be talking to them about this.
This will only become a bigger topic with the changes to 7702 this year.
#lifeinsurance #financialplanning #highnetworthindividuals
