John Hilger Agency

We are having phone issues so if you need myself or Brody here is our contact info:
John phone 918-637-6640 [email protected] and Brody is phone 918-637-9769 or [email protected] and you can also text the 918-865-3637 number. Sorry for any inconvenience.

My Office will be closed tomorrow May 30th as we will be moving to our new office location at 42 N. Basin Rd where we will occupy the north half of the old buttons and bows building. Please call my cell should you need me 918-637-6640. Thanks!

Ring in the New Year with Farmers.

Turning the page on 2023 may mean your home insurance is about to renew. That’s a good time to do a quick coverage review and make sure you’re getting all of your discounts. I can help.

Flat tires don’t wait for the new year. Having an emergency kit in your trunk could help you stay safe if you broke down on the road or had to make an unplanned stop. Just be sure to pull off the pavement as far as you can to wait for assistance to arrive.

Winter brings snow, hot cocoa, and a reminder to plan for your family's future. Learn how life insurance can help provide financial protection during the chilly months and beyond.

Zoom! The year sure went by fast. Did it bring a new baby? A new car? Even a new TV? Make sure your policy still meets your needs going into 2024. Give me a call and we can run a quick review.

Your legacy is your story and life insurance can help make it a story of financial protection for your loved ones. Start building your legacy today with life insurance coverage from Farmers Life®️.

Life insurance is often overlooked as an option when individuals consider giving to charities, but it can be a way to provide a charity with funds in the future. If philanthropy has been a way of life for you, let’s discuss ways for your legacy of giving to continue after you are gone.

Stuffing or dressing? Pumpkin or apple? These are questions we can answer. Today, let the other big decisions go – and have a Happy Thanksgiving.

This season of gratitude reminds us to appreciate the moments we have together. Life insurance can help ensure that those moments can continue even if the unexpected happens.

Veterans Day honors all who have served. November 11 is your day, and we thank you for your service.

Hitting the road for the holiday? Check your oil, tires and emergency kit before you buckle up.

Happy Halloween, everybody! Here’s an important question: Costume or candy — which is the most important?

Grumpy cats! Zoomie cats! Fat cats! Cats in shark costumes! The best thing the internet ever gave us? Cat memes. What’s your favorite? And happy National Cat Day.

A quick question for my friends. Are you saving enough for retirement? Here are some facts to consider that effect most of us.

In 2017 the job acts and tax cut was passed but most of the cuts were temporary and will be retroactive in 2025. So your personal tax percentage could go up as much as 4% depending where you land on the tax bracket.

The National debt is $33,672,213,292,879 (Trillions) which equates to $259,103 per tax payer if we divided it up. (OUCH!)

The Trust Fund Reserves for Social Security will run out in 2037 at the current pace.

I have several options to help with this and some I would bet you have never heard of. My job is to educate you so you can make the best choice for your future. Give me a call at 918-865-3637. Thanks for reading this.

It’s National Teen Driver Safety week, so if your teen gives you nothing but [eyeball roll emoji] when you talk about safe driving, consider this: it’s not what you say, it’s what you do. Put the phone down and keep your eyes on the road when you’re driving.

Life insurance can play a major role in estate planning, from things such as helping your beneficiaries cover your final expenses, estate taxes, or to leaving a potential nest egg for your children. I’m here to help you get started.

Ahhh, autumn leaves. They blaze, they amaze. And then they fall and gum up your gutters, just in time for the rain and snow. Cleaning clogged gutters now can help prevent damage to your roof and home this season.

Fall encourages us to embrace change and make positive transformations. Thinking about life insurance to include in your estate plan can be a proactive step in helping you to protect your legacy and make a financial impact for future generations.

Life insurance isn’t just for older generations. In fact, getting coverage earlier in life can be more affordable than you may think. Don’t delay helping to protect your family’s financial future. Let’s talk today about your options.

In honor of National Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate Hispanic and Latino Americans for their many contributions to our nation’s history and culture.

The increase in life insurance ownership is a small but important step towards greater financial security for families in the U.S. Now may be the time to explore life insurance options to help you financially protect your loved ones.

Consumers generally overestimate the cost of life insurance. Did you know that life insurance can be more affordable than you think?

What’s your evacuation plan? Do you have a disaster supply kit or bug-out bag? For National Preparedness Month, think about what you need to have, do and know for your family — and furballs — in case of an emergency. Make A Plan | Ready.gov

We may associate Labor Day with the unofficial end of summer (sigh), but the holiday stems from the late nineteenth century labor union movement and their efforts to honor American workers. The first celebration took place in New York City in 1882.

It’s the season for expensive gadgets to get lost, misplaced or worse. If your kid’s backpack is stuffed with high-tech gear — laptop, tablet, cell phone — let’s talk about what may be covered by your home insurance policy (even if it disappears at school).

While pencils and paper may be on your kid’s school supplies list, getting life insurance may be on your personal to-do list before classes start. Let’s talk today to discuss.

Yes, it feels like “adulting,” but National Financial Awareness Day can be a helpful nudge. Review things like your budget, investments and insurance coverage (I’m here to help with that last one). Then check that box – until next year.