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Investment services in and around Longview

State Farm Can Help With Your Financial Aspirations

State Farm offers a variety of financial services products, including mutual funds, annuities and variable universal life.

Retirement and IRAs

The IRA options that State Farm offers - Traditional or Roth - both allow your earnings to grow tax deferred. There are other advantages specific to each, though, that your Longview, TX State Farm agent Lori Ivey can help you consider.

Investment Services

If college expenses, a new home, or other big life events are on the horizon, there are agents near you that are ready who can help you invest for the future.

Education Savings Plans

When saving for college, even modest contributions can help over time.

Estate Planning

Whether you hope to help distribute assets to family member and other heirs, provide for a special needs individual, provide for the disposition of a business at death, or something else, preparing for your future can be key to reaching your goals.

Annuities

Looking for a way to receive payments or regular income while retired? An annuity through State Farm may be the dependable income stream you're looking for to help with some of the basic costs of living even after you are done working.

Business Retirement Plans

State Farm can help business owners and their employees save for retirement through a range of tailored options.

You Have Financial Aspirations. Let Us Help!

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Lori Ivey

State Farm® Insurance Agent

Office Address:
3216 N Fourth Street
Longview, TX 75605
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A great choice for help reaching financial goals in the Longview area

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Take time to create a financial emergency plan

If you found yourself facing a major life crisis, would you be prepared to handle the financial fallout?

When should you start spending retirement savings?

The age to start withdrawing from retirement accounts varies from person to person. What guidelines can you use to know when to start spending?