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QUESTIONS ABOUT STATE OF DELAWARE VOYA PLANS?

Did you know that as of April of 2017 your 403b contributions are being sent by the State of DE directly to VOYA Financial regardless of your current 403b relationship?

Did you know that your State of DE 457b was also changed to VOYA Financial for all current balances and on-going contributions?

We can help and answer all your questions. We can help you allocate your VOYA contribution account to maximize its potential while maintaining your current assets with SFG.

WHO AND WHAT IS A "BROKER DEALER"?

A video describing how a broker dealer supplies the technology to help SFG track and accurately report your investment performance, as well as maintain legal compliance.

7 THINGS TO ALWAYS DO BEFORE BUYING A HOME

There's no better time to clean up your credit score or kick your credit card habits.

Maybe you’ve decided to take the plunge and buy your first home, or you’re already a homeowner and are ready to move into a new place. Whatever reason prompted the move, here are seven things you need to do before buying a home.

1. Clean up your credit score. Your credit score will be reviewed by lenders, and it plays an important role in determining how much house you can buy. If you know you won’t be moving into a new house for at least six to eight months, you have plenty of time to do some legwork to clean up your credit. Order your free credit report from Equifax, TransUnion or Experian, and make sure it is free of any mistakes. If you do find an error, contact creditors to make sure everything is up-to-date, and have them send corrections to the credit bureaus as soon as possible.

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TERVIS TUMBLERS

We have Stecher Financial Group Tervis Tumbers available! We would be happy to send one to anyone who is interested. We have Stecher Financial Group Tervis Tumbers available!  We would be happy to send one to anyone who is interested.  Please call the office