Financial Advisor
Peter Grass
PETER.GRASS@MUTUALOFOMAHA.COMI am committed to providing my clients with the guidance and consistent service needed in developing, implementing, and maintaining a comprehensive business and individual strategy.
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- Phone:
- (800)-238-4675
- Fax:
- (317)-574-0744
- Cell:
- (317)-695-8834
- States Insurance Licensed:
- FL, IN, MI, OH
- Areas Served:
- All of Indiana
Serving all of Indiana for 28 years
I offer needed protection through insurance products in case the unexpected happens. Whether it's protecting your family's lifestyle in the event of death or disability or planning for retirement. I can help. I answer my own phone every day of the week except Sunday. I can make home visits or you are always welcome to visit us at the Mid America Division Office in Indianapolis.
Education and Experience
Bachelor of Science Degree in Finance, Ball State University, 1989. I have represented Mutual of Omaha since June 1, 1989. I have also earned the following designations:
Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU), which provides an in-depth knowledge on the insurance needs of individuals, business owners and professional clients.
Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC), which provides a higher level of knowledge and skills necessary to offer comprehensive services to clients
Registered Health Underwriter (RHU), for successful completion of academic requirements and exams in disability and risk management
Long-Term Care Professional (LTCP), which enhances knowledge of the long-term care product, how to finance it and issues surrounding claims and administrative policies
Personal
I grew up on a Farm in LaPorte County Indiana. I joined the United States Marine Corps Reserves while at Ball State and served from 1988 to 1994. I am a Veteran of Desert Storm. I walked into Mutual of Omaha 9 days after graduation from Ball State and have been here ever since. I believe in Mutual of Omaha and what we do. My wife April, my daughters Ava and Sienna and I live in Greenfield, IN in Hancock County. In my spare time I enjoy Fishing and Gardening.
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