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John Heusinkveld

Founder & Agency Principal
40+ 

Years

The Heusinkveld Group Companies

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Welcome to The Heusinkveld Group Companies, where we redefine the purpose of life insurance by offering Living Benefits tailored to your needs. With over 40 years of experience in Employee Benefits, Payroll, HR, PEO, and Voluntary Benefits, we are dedicated to providing you with the best possible solutions. Whether it's Critical Illness and Injury, Chronic Illness, or other benefits for the policy owner, we ensure your life insurance policy offers the maximum protection and value. Let us show you how these benefits can enhance your coverage and secure your future.

Under the expert guidance of John Heusinkveld, our mission is to transform your financial outlook for generations to come. Our innovative strategies guarantee compound growth of your money while providing access to funds when needed, allowing you to become your own bank. This approach ensures financial stability and offers unparalleled control over your financial resources. We are here to create a personalized plan that meets your requirements and helps you achieve long-term financial success.
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Why Independent

The Advantages of Working with Us

Here are few reasons you should work with an Independent Insurance Agency

40+ Years of Experience

Unmatched expertise in Employee Benefits, Payroll, HR, and PEO.

Living Benefits Expertise

We specialize in providing Living Benefits such as Critical Illness, Chronic Illness, and injury coverage.

Customer-Centric Approach

We provide personalized service and tailored solutions to secure your financial future.

Innovative Financial Strategies

Our unique strategies guarantee compound growth of your money while offering you access when needed.

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Advocate

We help all the way from policy reviews to claims assistance


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Life Insurance is Only for the Elderly

Life Insurance is Too Expensive

Employer-Provided Life Insurance is Sufficient

Single People Don’t Need Life Insurance

Life Insurance Payouts are Taxable

Life Insurance is Only for the Elderly

Risk Factor

Life insurance is only necessary for older individuals nearing retirement.

Solution

Life insurance benefits individuals of all ages, especially those with dependents, mortgages, or significant debt.

Life Insurance is Too Expensive

Risk Factor

Life insurance is too costly and unaffordable for the average person.

Solution

Life insurance can be quite affordable, with various policy options to fit different budgets.

Employer-Provided Life Insurance is Sufficient

Risk Factor

The life insurance my employer provides is enough to cover all my needs.

Solution

Employer-provided life insurance is often limited and may not cover all financial obligations.

Single People Don’t Need Life Insurance

Risk Factor

Single individuals without dependents do not need life insurance.


Solution

Single people can benefit from life insurance to cover debts and funeral expenses and leave a financial legacy to loved ones.

Life Insurance Payouts are Taxable

Risk Factor

The payout from a life insurance policy is subject to income tax.

Solution

Life insurance payouts are generally not taxable, providing a tax-free benefit to the beneficiaries.

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(214) 460-4433
PO Box 118643 Carrollton, TX 75011 USA
johnh@thgc.com

Carrollton, Texas

We extend coverage to individuals and businesses in Carrollton, Texas and surrounding areas.
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