Life Insurance You Don’t Have to Die For (with Living Benefits)

What if life insurance could support you while you’re living?
Join this West Palm Beach event to explore living benefits, financial flexibility, and protection for life’s unexpected turns.

Cost: $40 – includes a thoughtful conversation, hors d’ouvres and refreshments

There is a new generation of life insurance, now with Living Benefits — often described as life insurance you don’t have to die for.

With Living Benefits coverage, policyholders are protected not only for the future, but also against life’s unexpected curveballs while they are still living. In the event of a major medical crisis such as cancer, heart attack, stroke, etc., the policy will unlock immediately to help cover medical expenses and loss of income — providing a true financial lifeline exactly when it is needed most, and helping families focus on recovery rather than financial stress.

Our speaker Pippa Secker is a passionate life insurance specialist with over 10 years of experience in the finance industry, dedicated to helping families and business owners protect what matters most, build wealth with purpose, and create a lasting legacy for the people and causes they love.

Through thoughtfully structured policies, she helps clients achieve tax-advantaged growth, financial flexibility, and long-term security—while also thinking beyond themselves. By incorporating charitable legacy strategies, including donation-matching opportunities of up to $30,000, she creates a powerful way for clients to support both their loved ones and the causes they care about, with confidence and peace of mind.

She believes that true financial planning is about far more than numbers — it is about protecting dreams, preserving dignity through life’s unexpected moments.

Her mission is to help every client feel informed, empowered, and confident in the decisions they make for themselves, their loved ones, and the legacy they leave behind.

Please note: Find easy parking in the lot behind the Johan’s Joe buildling.