About MagenPrime
One person, six kinds of insurance, and plain answers about each of them.
I would rather explain a policy than sell one
MagenPrime is a one person practice, and I like it that way.
When you write in, I am the one who reads it. I ask how you live, what you own and who counts on you, then I lay out the cover that fits and say plainly when something is not worth paying for.
I work across home, auto, health, life, business and travel insurance so you never have to repeat your story to a different person for every policy.
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Four habits behind every conversation
None of them are complicated. They are simply the things I would want if I were sitting in your chair.
Listening comes first
I want the full picture of your home, your work and your family before I suggest anything at all.
Plain words only
If a policy term needs a dictionary, I put it into everyday language and give you an example.
Both sides of a policy
I show what a plan pays for and what it leaves out, so nothing catches you off guard later.
No pressure to decide
Take the time you need. A choice made calmly usually holds up better than a rushed one.
Bring me the policy that confuses you
Open a MagenPrime account and tell me what you would like looked at. I will go through it with you line by line.
People at very different points in life
Insurance questions rarely arrive one at a time. These are the situations I hear about most.
Homeowners and renters
Whether you hold a deed or a lease, I help you match cover to what it would cost to rebuild or replace.
Everyday drivers
From a first car to a full household of vehicles, I look at limits, deductibles and who is listed.
Growing families
A new baby or a new mortgage changes how much life and health cover makes sense.
Owners and freelancers
If you earn on your own terms, I check where personal policies stop and business cover should start.
New and seasoned travelers
I explain what a trip policy handles abroad and where your regular health plan will not follow you.
Anyone between plans
A job change or a move can leave a gap, and I help you see your options before it opens.