Amy Jamrog, CLU^®, ChFC^®, CASL

Plan Now for Your Future

How often have you thought about your retirement, and have gotten completely overwhelmed? Are you unsure how to begin planning? Or worse, do you wonder if the path you´ve been on for the last twenty years is the right one?  Maybe you simply wonder  "How am I doing?" compared to where you hope to be some day...

Amy Jamrog takes a unique approach with her clients: she begins the planning process by helping clients create their vision, values, and mission for their family. Amy then serves as a guide for them, helping to design financial solutions, and holding her clients accountable as they implement each piece of their vision.  

Amy Jamrog focuses her financial planning practice primarily on retirees, physicians and attorneys.

When asked about her relationship with her clients, Amy says, "Clients want to discuss their future, their grandchildren, or the legacy they´d like to leave behind. That is where we focus our time-- creating a future that the client is excited about. When we are able to make that connection, the clients become empowered by their plan and excited about the steps we´re recommending."
 

Are You Saving Enough for Retirement?

Consider the findings from the 2008 Retirement Confidence Survey.

Domestic Partnerships 

If you’re in a long-term relationship, you and your partner or significant other likely have shared goals and fiscal responsibilities. Yet, unmarried couples don’t have the same benefits and legal protections automatically granted to married spouses.  Amy Jamrog understands the financial hurdles that domestic partners face – from interwoven finances and joint assets to fewer rights for federal, state and employer benefits. Along with a network of specialists, she can help you protect what you value most and recommend solutions to bridge the gaps and meet your long-term financial goals.

Northwestern Mutual Study on the Costs of Long Term

In October and November 2008, the Long Term Care Group, Inc. conducted customized Cost of Care research on behalf of Northwestern Long Term Care Insurance Company, a Northwestern Mutual company. nbsp;home healthcare providers, assisted living facilities and nursing homes in specific regions of the United States. Read the Full Study.  

Considering a New Career? 

The Jamrog Group of the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network is looking for additional qualified Financial Representatives to serve people right here in our community.  For more information, please visit The Jamrog Group and go to Careers. 

Financial Security Company’s Career Opportunities and Internships are Among the Nation’s Very Best.   

For the third year in a row, Northwestern Mutual is one of the “Best Places to Launch a Career,” according to a BusinessWeek study. Read more.  

Dividend Announcement

Northwestern Mutual recently announced a dividend payout for 2010 of more than 4.7 billion dollars - the second largest in our company history - for clients who own life, annuity, DI and long-term care policies.

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Consistency Counts Scorecard

As in golf, the low score wins the game. Find out how Northwestern Mutual’s performance ranks relative to the competition. In times like these, it’s nice to know that Northwestern Mutual isn’t just strong — it’s consistently strong.

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Consistency Counts

Strength on its own can be impressive. When consistency is added, that’s when it becomes real. At Northwestern Mutual, we’ve been able to deliver real strength for over 150 years. Put our strength to work for you.

Strength that works.

Northwestern Mutual receives "best possible ratings"

The four major ratings agencies, Standard & Poor’s, A.M. Best, Moody’s, and Fitch, have each confirmed the company’s insurance financial strength ratings. We take great pride, especially in these economic times, in providing our clients the consistent financial strength that has been our signature for over 150 years.

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Managing Your Money In A Downturn

Northwestern Mutual was recently featured in The New York Times Wealth Matters column, "Never Mind Your 401(k). How’s Your Insurance?" about the importance of managing risk in the current economic environment, and strategies that the wealthy use to manage not only their money but their overall well-being. Northwestern Mutual Executive Vice President Greg Oberland comments about how people should be rethinking and managing their insurance needs in a downturn. Read the article (PDF).