Mike Grinnell

Hello, my name is Mike. I’m 63 years old and I have been married to my beautiful wife for 20 years now. I studied, obtained my life insurance license and started this company in 2012 after I had my second heart attack! (I’ve had 5 now!) I then lost both my parents in 2013 about 30 days apart. I was a contractor building wine cellars at the time, and I loved it! However, it was time to make a change. When I saw how mistreated my wonderful parents were by their advisor, and how he lost so much of their nest egg in retirement I knew that I wanted to get involved in helping as many people as I could. I was so upset, but I turned that anger into my passion of protecting families and businesses from bad advice. This is still my motivation, to help educate my clients on “Did you knows and How do I do’s.” Because we don’t know what we don’t know, until we know it… I love the challenges that each of my clients bring to me. I do not put my clients into products that lose money. (We work way to hard to lose it in bad or high-risk opportunities).

1 in 4 Americans Plan to Never Retire….Like the Rolling Stones.

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A recent Time magazine poll reports that approximately one in four Americans say they don’t plan to ever retire. Clearly the Rolling Stones are a great example of this but believe it or not, they’re also playing a role in helping fans better prepare for this new ‘retirement’ life phase by not only serving as …

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How Long $1 Million in Retirement Savings Will Last In Your State

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Here’s How Long $1 Million in Retirement Savings Will Last In Your State It’s the question that keeps older people up at night: Will the recommended $1 million in retirement savings actually be enough? The answer depends in part on where you live, according to a new “GO Banking Rates” study. The $1 million figure …

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