I offer both virtual and in-person meetings. As a financial strategist, I help families and business owners structure maximized financial benefits.
Sean Ruehl is the owner of Triangle Financial Strategies, which he founded in 2018 with his wife. With a career in the financial services industry spanning over three decades, Sean brings a wealth of experience and a deep knowledge of financial strategies to his clients. Sean has been a CFP and insurance licensed for over 20 years and is passionate about relating to people and helping them understand how to protect themselves, their family members, and their financial assets.
The National Producer Number is a unique NAIC identifier assigned through the licensing application process. NPNs are assigned to all individuals and most business entities on the PDB (Producer Database).
The Producer Database (PDB) is a central repository of producer licensing information updated on a timely basis by participating state insurance departments. Currently, the PDB includes information from all 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia, Guam, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands.
The License & Producer Verification feature is specifically designed to operate within countries and jurisdictions where it is legally permissible and where active partnerships with relevant organizations are in place. This ensures that the service is provided accurately and responsibly, relying on the support and collaboration of local entities that are authorized to verify and provide such information. As such, availability of this feature is contingent upon our ability to establish and maintain these critical partnerships, which play a crucial role in facilitating the verification process and ensuring the feature's efficacy and compliance with local regulations.
Expert Knowledge: Insurance agents possess specialized knowledge about insurance policies, terms, and industry trends. They can explain complex terms and conditions in simple language, helping clients to understand what they are purchasing.
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