Abacus Planning Group | Molly A. Thomas

Why it’s important to continue taking precautions after getting the COVID-19 vaccine blog.prismahealth.org/why-its…

Through the executive order, the Department of Health and Human Service is expected to open a three-month enrollment period from Feb. 15 to May 15, on Healthcare.gov, allowing more Americans to sign up for health care as COVID-19 continues to engulf the country.

Exercise prompts the liver to pump out a little-known protein that appears to rejuvenate the brain, a new study found. New York Times

COBRA rule change in response to the pandemic: In the event of coverage loss, the employee previously had 60 days to elect their COBRA. With the new rule, they now have 120 days until after the COVID pandemic is no longer considered a national emergency.

Forged in Fire: Family Resilience during Times of Crisis a commentary on what demonstrates resilience in family enterprises during disruptions like COVID-19. We are seeing clear differences between families with good governance and those without. tharawat-magazine.com/sustain…

@abacusMolly

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National Association of Personal Financial Advisors Member

Financial Planning Association Member

Education

B.S. in Education, College of Charleston

Corgenius Transition Support Training Intensive

“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

“Once they understand insurance as a vital risk management tool and they know we are going to ‘make it easy’ for them, they stop seeing it as a hassle and appreciate its value. Being good at insurance is about peeling back the layers to discover what is working and what isn’t. I always wanted to be a private investigator – put on a wig and glasses and follow someone around to figure out what’s really going on.”

Molly uses her natural curiosity to decipher the small (and not so small) print – guiding clients to the right policies and away from unexpected surprises.

Selma
Jutta Bauer

The Artist's Way at Work
Mark Bryan with Julia Cameron and Catherine Allen

Younger Next Year
Chris Crowley and Henry S. Lodge

Why it’s important to continue taking precautions after getting the COVID-19 vaccine blog.prismahealth.org/why-its…

Through the executive order, the Department of Health and Human Service is expected to open a three-month enrollment period from Feb. 15 to May 15, on Healthcare.gov, allowing more Americans to sign up for health care as COVID-19 continues to engulf the country.

Exercise prompts the liver to pump out a little-known protein that appears to rejuvenate the brain, a new study found. New York Times

COBRA rule change in response to the pandemic: In the event of coverage loss, the employee previously had 60 days to elect their COBRA. With the new rule, they now have 120 days until after the COVID pandemic is no longer considered a national emergency.

Forged in Fire: Family Resilience during Times of Crisis a commentary on what demonstrates resilience in family enterprises during disruptions like COVID-19. We are seeing clear differences between families with good governance and those without. tharawat-magazine.com/sustain…

@abacusMolly

“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

“Once they understand insurance as a vital risk management tool and they know we are going to ‘make it easy’ for them, they stop seeing it as a hassle and appreciate its value. Being good at insurance is about peeling back the layers to discover what is working and what isn’t. I always wanted to be a private investigator – put on a wig and glasses and follow someone around to figure out what’s really going on.”

Molly uses her natural curiosity to decipher the small (and not so small) print – guiding clients to the right policies and away from unexpected surprises.

Published Articles

Aging and Eldercare – What's Your Plan?

Articles Quoting Us

Dementia — the D word
MidlandsBiz

Doctor’s orders
FA-mag.com

The Affordable Care Act brings change for employers in 2016
MidlandsBiz

Medicare prescription drug plans: annual review
MidlandsBiz

Will your home weather the storm
MidlandsBiz

Identity theft: Prevent losing yourself
MidlandsBiz

Applying for Insurance: What to expect
MidlandsBiz

Many factors can affect your life insurance application
SCETV Radio

Are your property insurance policies adequate?
SCETV Radio

Molly Recommends

The Wisdom of Crowds
James Surowlecki

Selma
Jutta Bauer

The Artist's Way at Work
Mark Bryan with Julia Cameron and Catherine Allen

Younger Next Year
Chris Crowley and Henry S. Lodge

Why it’s important to continue taking precautions after getting the COVID-19 vaccine blog.prismahealth.org/why-its…

Through the executive order, the Department of Health and Human Service is expected to open a three-month enrollment period from Feb. 15 to May 15, on Healthcare.gov, allowing more Americans to sign up for health care as COVID-19 continues to engulf the country.

Exercise prompts the liver to pump out a little-known protein that appears to rejuvenate the brain, a new study found. New York Times

COBRA rule change in response to the pandemic: In the event of coverage loss, the employee previously had 60 days to elect their COBRA. With the new rule, they now have 120 days until after the COVID pandemic is no longer considered a national emergency.

Forged in Fire: Family Resilience during Times of Crisis a commentary on what demonstrates resilience in family enterprises during disruptions like COVID-19. We are seeing clear differences between families with good governance and those without. tharawat-magazine.com/sustain…

@abacusMolly

“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

“Once they understand insurance as a vital risk management tool and they know we are going to ‘make it easy’ for them, they stop seeing it as a hassle and appreciate its value. Being good at insurance is about peeling back the layers to discover what is working and what isn’t. I always wanted to be a private investigator – put on a wig and glasses and follow someone around to figure out what’s really going on.”

Molly uses her natural curiosity to decipher the small (and not so small) print – guiding clients to the right policies and away from unexpected surprises.

Published Articles

Aging and Eldercare – What's Your Plan?

Articles Quoting Us

Dementia — the D word
MidlandsBiz

Doctor’s orders
FA-mag.com

The Affordable Care Act brings change for employers in 2016
MidlandsBiz

Medicare prescription drug plans: annual review
MidlandsBiz

Will your home weather the storm
MidlandsBiz

Identity theft: Prevent losing yourself
MidlandsBiz

Applying for Insurance: What to expect
MidlandsBiz

Many factors can affect your life insurance application
SCETV Radio

Are your property insurance policies adequate?
SCETV Radio

Molly Recommends

The Wisdom of Crowds
James Surowlecki

Selma
Jutta Bauer

The Artist's Way at Work
Mark Bryan with Julia Cameron and Catherine Allen

Younger Next Year
Chris Crowley and Henry S. Lodge

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“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

Published Articles

Articles Quoting Us

Molly Recommends

“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

Published Articles

Articles Quoting Us

Molly Recommends

“My specialty is the last thing most clients want to talk about – insurance. That all seems to change once I have their ear.”

Published Articles

Articles Quoting Us

Molly Recommends