Gabe Harris - Country Financial

Home insurance isn’t just about protection, it’s about knowing your family, belongings, and future are covered when it matters most.

Ask me anything about insurance (auto or life).�No pressure, no sales… just real answers.

A client was considering removing uninsured motorist property damage from her policy to save a few dollars—about $4 for her six month period.

A few weeks later, she was in an accident.

Because she kept that coverage, we were able to pay out $10,000 to help cover the damage.

If she had removed it… that wouldn’t have been covered.

Moments like that are why I do what I do.
�Most people aren’t trying to take risks—they just don’t always know what their policy actually does.

So if you’ve ever had questions like:� “Do I really need this coverage?”� “What does my policy actually cover?”��Comment or message me if you’d rather keep it private.

I’m here to help.

I get this question a lot.

“What’s the difference between term and whole life insurance?”

Term life provides money for your family if you pass away during the coverage period.
These policies are set for a specific term, usually between 10 to 30 years.

Whole life provides money to your family when you pass away.
Because it doesn’t expire and is guaranteed to pay out (as long as payments are made), it typically costs more.

If you’ve ever wondered which one you have or if it even matters, feel free to ask me.

Always happy to help

Common Insurance Myths:

Myth: If my friend borrows my car, then his insurance covers it.

Truth: In most cases, your insurance is primary as the policy follows the vehicle.

Ask me your questions about insurance?