For financial advisors

Your client stays your client.

I focus on disability income protection. I don't seek to replace the advisor relationship that brought us together.

Share the Income Journey with a client →
Mark Enis, CLTC®
Mark Enis, CLTC®

A collaborative path

Specialized support without competing for the relationship.

01

Align

Clarify the planning need, desired collaboration model, and client communication expectations.

02

Educate

Help the client understand existing benefits, potential gaps, contract language, and tradeoffs.

03

Coordinate

Keep you informed at agreed milestones while protecting client privacy and avoiding unnecessary data collection.

A protection conversation should strengthen the broader plan—not sit outside it.

Referral triggers

Consider introducing me when a client:

  • Earns $200,000 or more
  • Relies heavily on earned income
  • Has only employer-provided LTD coverage
  • Is changing jobs or compensation structure
  • Becomes a partner or business owner
  • Moves from W-2 employment to 1099 work
  • Has highly specialized occupational duties

Any referral, licensing, appointment, compensation, and product-availability arrangements must be discussed privately and confirmed for the applicable parties and jurisdiction. This page makes no representation about insurer relationships or licensing status.

Explore whether the fit is right.

Start with a conversation, a question, or a client-safe educational resource.