Author: Marie Young

It is always an honor to share good news about Royal Neighbors. And in this issue, you’ll find a lot of it!

Last fall, when Royal Neighbors’ Contracting Team found themselves with a bit of a backlog, the group approached Claims Specialist Shavonda House about helping out.

Olivia Smithberger found a way to better the world at the Help and Emergency Response, Inc. shelter for domestic abuse survivors. Now, part of her “day job” is to help teach women to bake and sell cupcakes.

Term life insurance is designed to replace income and can help cover everyday expenses like housing or childcare. Whole life insurance is designed for permanent coverage and will build a cash value. But, which type might be right for you?

If you have a passion for giving back and a cause that resonates with you, the Royal Neighbors Difference Maker Fund can help support your vision for a better community.

Scholarship recipient Samantha Britz discusses how Royal Neighbors has inspired her to pursue her professional goals in science and medicine.

Over the years, you’ve worked hard for your money. You’ve invested and seen rewards for your good choices. However, the ups and downs of the market can cause uneasy feelings about your nest egg. One way to address these concerns is to diversify your retirement savings.

When Royal Neighbors agent, Derrick Monson, Grand Prairie, Texas, met with Virginia Edmister of Fort Worth, Texas, the name Royal Neighbors brought back memories. Virginia’s grandmother was a charter member of Chapter 10501, Bear Creek, Missouri, and spent many years enjoying her membership.

Spring is just around the corner and with it comes a renewed feeling of purpose and energy.