Maggie Dunagan

March.... in like a lamb out like a lion?

Spring cleaning is an annual ritual for many, offering an opportunity to de-clutter, refresh living spaces, and prepare for the warmer months ahead. This seasonal activity not only enhances the home environment but also serves as an ideal moment to review and update insurance policies. As homeowners sort through belongings, they may discover valuable items that need to be added to their homeowners or renters insurance, ensuring adequate coverage against theft or damage. Additionally, while cleaning gutters, inspecting roofs, and checking for potential maintenance issues, homeowners can identify risks that might require adjustments to their policies, such as increased coverage for home repairs or liability protection. By combining spring cleaning with a thorough review of insurance needs, individuals can enhance both their living spaces and financial security, fostering a sense of preparedness for the year ahead.

About Me:

With over a decade of experience in the insurance industry, I have developed a profound commitment to empowering individuals to confidently and securely plan for their future. My approach is grounded in a sincere desire to assist individuals, families, and small businesses in making informed decisions.

Beyond my professional pursuits, I lead an active lifestyle, participating in sports such as golf, pickle ball, and sand volleyball. I strive to maintain balance through activities like yoga, cycling, reading, and spending time in nature, while also honing my culinary skills in the kitchen.

I cherish moments spent with my significant other, Ray Reifenrath, his daughter Ella, and my son Blake. Ella, a sophomore at the University of Lincoln, aspires to become a physician assistant, while Blake is a senior at SBL, actively involved in both football and hockey.