Protect Your Income. Protect Your Family. Plan Ahead for Care.
Sarah DePover, MBA, helps individuals, families, and professionals understand life insurance, disability income protection, and long-term care options as part of a coordinated financial plan.
Start with the review that fits your situation.
Life Insurance Review
For anyone whose family, mortgage, or business obligations depend on their income continuing.
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For physicians, attorneys, executives, and business owners whose earnings depend on their ability to work.
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For individuals and couples who want to prepare for extended care before it becomes urgent.
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Bring the question, concern, or decision that is on your mind. Sarah will help organize what matters and identify what may deserve attention next.
- 1Tell Sarah what changed
- 2Sort the important questions
- 3Understand a practical next step
Most introductory conversations take about 20–30 minutes. You can start with one question. There is no requirement to have statements, policies, or every financial detail ready.
Choose a Time (opens Sarah's scheduling calendar in a new tab)A knowledgeable conversation that still feels human.
“Financial decisions can feel personal, complicated, and sometimes urgent. My role is to listen first, explain the tradeoffs clearly, and help you understand how the pieces of your financial life fit together.”
- Long-term care planning focus
- MBA
- Northwestern Mutual financial advisor
- Waukesha, Wisconsin
What people value about conversations with Sarah
Responsive and easy to reach
Complicated topics explained in plain language
People feel heard and leave with clearer next steps
These are recurring feedback themes Sarah reports hearing in conversations with the people she works with. They are not verbatim quotes, reviews, endorsements, ratings, or a guarantee of any particular experience or outcome. Your experience will depend on your own situation.
Protection first. Then the plan around it.
Guides worth reading first
Cost of Long-Term Care in Wisconsin
What in-home care, assisted living, and nursing home care generally cost across Wisconsin.
Read the guideWhat to Do After Leaving a Job
The benefits, retirement account, and coverage decisions that follow a resignation or layoff.
Read the guideBuilding a Financial Legacy for Children and Grandchildren
How families coordinate gifts, beneficiaries, and the conversation across generations.
Read the guideThe Family Protection & Long-Term Care Conversation Checklist
A plain-language checklist to help families talk through protection and extended care before a decision has to be made quickly. Educational only — no products, quotes, or recommendations.
A few questions people ask first
Start with the question that’s already on your mind.
You don’t have to solve everything at once. A short conversation can help you understand what to look at next.
No pressure. No need to prepare everything first.