Making Medicare Simple & Stress-Free
Navigating Medicare can feel like a daunting task, with countless plans, rules, and fine print to sort through. At Teslac Financial Insurance, we take the guesswork out of the process by providing clear, step-by-step guidance so you can make confident, informed decisions as you approach Medicare eligibility at age 65. At Teslac Financial Insurance, we believe Medicare shouldn’t be overwhelming. That’s why we’re here to guide you every step of the way. You don’t have to figure it all out on your own—we take the time to understand your healthcare needs, budget, and lifestyle to help you find the right coverage for your future.
Comprehensive Estate Planning Package
Last Will & Testament – Directs asset distribution and names an executor
Children’s Trust – Ensures financial protection for minors
Durable Financial Power of Attorney – Allows a trusted person to manage financial matters if you become incapacitated
Healthcare Surrogate Designation – Appoints someone to make medical decisions on your behalf
HIPAA Authorization – Grants access to medical records for designated individuals
Advance Directive & Living Will – Outlines healthcare and end-of-life preferences
Pet Trust – Provides for the ongoing care of your pets
Revocable Living Trust – Helps avoid probate and ensures seamless estate transition
Last Will & Testament – Your Final Wishes, Clearly Defined
Your Last Will & Testament serves as a roadmap for how you want your assets distributed and ensures your loved ones aren’t burdened with uncertainty. Without a will, the state determines how your estate is handled, which can lead to unnecessary legal battles and delays. With a properly drafted will, you can:
Name an Executor – Choose a trusted person to manage and distribute your estate. Designate Beneficiaries – Clearly specify who receives what assets, avoiding disputes
Appoint Guardians for Minor Children – Ensure your children’s care is entrusted to someone you choose
Minimize Probate Hassles – A properly structured will can help avoid lengthy court processes
Last Will & Testament – Your Final Wishes, Clearly Defined
Your Last Will & Testament serves as a roadmap for how you want your assets distributed and ensures your loved ones aren’t burdened with uncertainty. Without a will, the state determines how your estate is handled, which can lead to unnecessary legal battles and delays. With a properly drafted will, you can:
Name an Executor – Choose a trusted person to manage and distribute your estate. Designate Beneficiaries – Clearly specify who receives what assets, avoiding disputes
Appoint Guardians for Minor Children – Ensure your children’s care is entrusted to someone you choose
Minimize Probate Hassles – A properly structured will can help avoid lengthy court processes