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odd Radwick, president of Radwick Financial Group LLC, of Winthrop, Wash., is an insurance and financial adviser. He can be reached at 509.996.3425 and at  todd@radwickfinancial.com

Importance of disability insurance often overlooked

Such policies can provide businesses key protection
June 16, 2016
Todd Radwick
It is common to use life insurance in the business setting, but have you ever considered that disability insurance may be way more important than life insurance? Why? Because medical technology is really good these days; hospitals and doctors are very g
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odd Radwick, president of Radwick Financial Group LLC, of Winthrop, Wash., is an insurance and financial adviser. He can be reached at 509.996.3425 and at  todd@radwickfinancial.com

Using 'key employee' insurance to protect your business

Such a life policy can help sustain a company hit by unexpected loss of worker
April 25, 2013
Todd Radwick
One way to use life insurance in the business scene is in the area of "key employee" protection. It's a strategy under which an employer takes out a life insurance policy on a key employee so the business is protected financially, should something
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odd Radwick, president of Radwick Financial Group LLC, of Winthrop, Wash., is an insurance and financial adviser. He can be reached at 509.996.3425 and at  todd@radwickfinancial.com

Insurance-backed buy-sell agreements key for partners

Policies are used to buy business from inheritors if one of the owner dies
November 3, 2011
Todd Radwick
When you think of life insurance, you may think of it in its most basic fundamental form—the kind that pays off the mortgage, covers funeral expenses, and can provide income to those you love. But what about in the business setting? That's
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