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Investment services in and around Willoughby Hills

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

There will most likely come a time when your next career advancement is to retire, but you can start preparing for that day long before.

Investment Services

There are a variety of financial products and services that your agent can help you with, including understanding your risk tolerance, discerning your time horizon, and more!

Education Savings Plans

If you think saving for education is exactly what you're looking for, get in touch with agent Scott Skiljan to go through more specifics! Scott Skiljan is happy to discuss your timeline, flexibility, your comfort with risk, and more.

Estate Planning

Preparing for your future can help to address specific goals such as providing for the disposition of a business at death, providing for a special needs individual, providing cash for expenses, and more.

Annuities

You want to enjoy retirement and not worry about your money running out. An annuity through State Farm may be able to help with some of the basic expenses and bills that carry over after you stop working.

Business Retirement Plans

Among other important business considerations, offering retirement plans for employees is an important decision to think about.

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Scott Skiljan

State Farm® Insurance Agent

ChFC® CPCU® CLU®
Office Address:
38500 Chardon Rd
Suite 2
Willoughby Hills, OH 44094-8746
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